Discovery and prioritization across the environment you have, not the one on a diagram.
Services
The practice, in full.
Offensive testing that finds real risk, reviews that make the architecture safer, and compliance work tied to the system you run — not a generic checklist.
Find
Look for the paths an attacker would actually use.
Track, triage, and close weaknesses so the same finding does not return next quarter.
Goal-driven testing against the assets that matter. Findings come with evidence and a fix path.
Authentication, authorization, business logic, and the OWASP issues that still reach production.
iOS and Android, including the client, the local storage, and the APIs behind them.
A defined objective across people, process, and technology. Quiet until the debrief.
REST, GraphQL, and gRPC. Broken access control, abuse cases, and auth that only looks finished.
Build
Make the next release safer than the last one.
Hardening for servers, networks, identity, and the SaaS tools the company actually depends on.
Pipeline controls, policies, and reviews that sit where developers already work.
Manual review, with tools in support, aimed at the paths that move money, data, or privilege.
Workshops on your architecture. Threats, trust boundaries, and the controls worth building.
Secure-by-design assessment for a new platform or a system that has grown past its original shape.
Protect
Cloud, infrastructure, and the audits customers ask for.
AWS, Azure, and GCP. Identity, network, data, and workload reviews with a remediation order.
Network, endpoint, and identity. The unglamorous layer that still decides most incidents.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and the evidence a customer or auditor will actually ask to see.
Tell us the system. We’ll name the starting point.
A short note is enough. Stack, deadline, and what you need to prove.