Offensive & Defensive · Cleared Testers · TS/SCI

We find the vulnerabilities. Then we help you fix them.

Pen testing, code audits, and environment hardening for classified and regulated systems. Threat-model-driven testing by engineers who’ve operated in the environments they’re assessing — not checkbox security from a scan template.

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Cleared testers · Threat-model first · CAGE 10S34

CAGE 10S34 Security-first AI systems Prime/sub friendly

CMMC RPSecure EnclavesAir-gapped DeliveryCritical InfrastructureCybersecurityForensics & Investigations

Security Adapted to Your Environment

Select your deployment constraint. See what we bring.

Secured Enclave

  • Airgapped AI model deployment
  • SCIF-rated secure computing
  • Cross-domain solutions
“Designed for secured environments where connectivity and data movement are constrained”
IL6 complianceHardware-encrypted inferenceNo internet dependency

What We Test. What We Harden.

Every engagement starts with your threat model — not a scan template. We scope to what actually matters in your environment.

Cybersecurity

Penetration Testing

Red team engagements and adversary simulation scoped to your actual threat profile. We test the attack paths that matter to your mission — not every port on every host.

Cybersecurity

Vulnerability Research

When a scanner flags something, we prove whether it's exploitable in your environment and what the blast radius looks like. Controlled POCs. Mitigations your team can actually implement.

Cybersecurity

Code Audit & Hardening

Source code review and binary analysis for software headed into air-gapped, ITAR-controlled, or classified environments. We harden before deployment — not after an incident.

Cybersecurity

Compliance & Certification

CMMC, SOC 2, NIST 800-171, and FedRAMP assessment support. Gap analysis through assessment day — from a team that also does the technical security work, not just the paperwork.

Start with the Threat Model, Not the Checklist

We scope to exploitability and blast radius — not scan output volume. The technical review begins with your environment, your threat actors, and what your team can realistically fix.