Credentials that show up in the work.
Cybersecurity is all we do. Engagements are led by practitioners who have carried the pager and sat in the boardroom — and who hold the certifications to prove they know the platforms they are configuring.
Senior by default, certified by discipline.
The people on the call are the people doing the work. These are the credentials they carry into it.
Every engagement is delivered by our own senior testers — never outsourced.
- OSCP
- OSWE
- OSWP
- OSEE
- CEH Master
The credentials boards and auditors recognize, carried by the people in the room.
- CISSP
- CISA
- CRISC
- PCI QSA
Privacy assessments are led by IAPP-certified specialists rather than generalists.
- CIPP
- CIPM
- CIPT
Certified on the platforms you actually run.
A certification matters when it changes the build. Ours are concentrated in the three areas where a misconfiguration is most likely to become an incident.
Identity & access
Architects hold current certifications across the identity stack, so designs reflect what the platforms actually do — not what the datasheets say.
Vulnerability management
We operate the scanning platform you already own, or help you choose one — rather than forcing a rip-and-replace to fit our tooling.
Endpoint & cloud
Cloud posture is enforced using cloud-native platforms we hold certifications on, including a dedicated CrowdStrike practice.
Also certified on Saviynt, Microsoft Entra, Tanium.
Measured against what your auditors already recognize.
We assess and build to the standards your stakeholders trust, so findings slot into an audit rather than sitting beside it.
ISO/IEC 27001 · ISO/IEC 27002 · ISO 27004 · NIST CSF · NIST 800-30 · NIST 800-53 · CIS Controls · ISF IRAM2 · ITSG-33
SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria · PCI DSS v4.0 · CIS Benchmarks · ISO 27017
PIPEDA · GDPR · ISO 27701 · NIST Privacy Framework · HIPAA · SOX
MITRE ATT&CK · MITRE ATLAS · OWASP WSTG · OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications
Depth in the handoffs.
Certifications are the entry fee; the value is usually where the lines meet. A cloud assessment that finds drift feeds the managed service that stops it recurring. An identity model designed in Advisory is kept true by Managed Identity a year later. A penetration test that finds a flaw from outside pairs with a code review that explains it from within.