Machines find. People vouch.
One delivery engine behind everything: continuous discovery and assessment run by AI agents on infrastructure we own — and a hard rule that nothing reaches a client without a security professional validating and signing it.
Discover → Assess → Human sign-off → Deliver → Repeat.
Five steps, running continuously. The third one is the hard rule.
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Discover
Continuous asset discovery across your external estate.
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Assess
Exposures tested and correlated against live exploit intel (KEV, EPSS, OSV).
- 03 the hard rule
Human sign-off
A named professional validates every finding. False positives die here, not in your inbox.
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Deliver
Live dashboard, signed reports, alerts that matter.
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Repeat
Continuously. Attackers don’t book appointments.
Authorized testing only.
Every engagement runs under a signed scope and rules of engagement: what we may touch, when, and how hard. Consent first, always. It’s not just ethics — it’s what makes our reports usable in front of your auditor and your board.
scope: signed before anything runs consent: first, always — in writing bounds: what we may touch, when, and how hard humans: a named professional signs every finding exit: 0 — nothing tested that you didn’t authorize
Ship in PRs, not slides.
The delivery DNA hasn’t changed: findings, fixes, and compliance controls land in your repos — pull requests, markdown policies, version-controlled evidence — not a slide deck that goes stale before the next standup. Work that doesn’t live in version control rots.
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Evidence as code
Signed, version-controlled, auditor-ready — generated from your actual infrastructure state, not hand-typed the week before the audit.
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Fixes engineers accept
Every finding ships with a concrete remediation in your stack’s terms. Your senior engineers stop calling security theatre.
Find out what’s exposed before someone else does.
A 30-minute scoping call. Walk out knowing your asset count, your Perimetr band, and whether anything is on fire — no pressure, no theatre.