Cyber Security
Proactive protection for mission-critical platforms — from security architecture and testing to monitoring and incident response.
Security built in, not bolted on
Security can't be an afterthought on the systems a whole city or province depends on. We build it in from the architecture up — and we stress-test it like an attacker would, before anyone else does.
From penetration testing and vulnerability management to 24/7 threat detection and incident response, we help you stay ahead of risk and prove it to auditors and regulators.
What we deliver
End-to-end security across the lifecycle.
Security Architecture & Reviews
Threat-modelled designs and architecture reviews that make systems secure by default.
Penetration Testing
Real-world attacks against your apps and infrastructure to find weaknesses before adversaries do.
Threat Detection & Monitoring
24/7 SIEM-driven monitoring that surfaces and triages threats in real time.
Vulnerability Management
Continuous scanning, prioritization, and remediation tracking to keep your attack surface small.
Incident Response
Rapid detection, containment, and recovery to limit impact and get you back online fast.
Identity & Access Management
Least-privilege access, strong authentication, and IAM governance across users and services.
How we deliver
Assess
Threat model and current posture.
Design
Controls and secure architecture.
Implement
Hardening, monitoring, and IAM.
Respond
Detect, contain, and recover fast.
Standards & stack
Frequently asked questions
An agreed scope, a testing window, and an attempt to exploit what is found rather than only to list it. The deliverable is a report of confirmed findings ranked by exploitability, with reproduction steps — not a raw scanner export, which typically contains a large number of findings that cannot actually be exploited.
At minimum before go-live, and again after any change that alters the attack surface: a new integration, a new authentication path, a move to a new host. Annual testing of a system that changes monthly measures a system that no longer exists by the time the report is read.
The Data Privacy Act requires a lawful basis for processing, proportionality in what is collected, security measures appropriate to the risk, breach notification to the National Privacy Commission, and a designated Data Protection Officer. In practice most of it lands in design decisions: what is stored, who can read it, and what the audit trail records.
Yes. Information security management is certified to ISO/IEC 27001, with a scope covering full operations rather than a single office or function. The certificate number, certifying body and full scope statement are provided on request and with any procurement submission that requires them.
Containment first, then evidence preservation, then eradication and recovery — in that order, because cleaning up before evidence is captured destroys the ability to establish what happened. For systems under the Data Privacy Act the notification clock to the National Privacy Commission runs in parallel and does not wait for the technical work to finish.
Ready to harden your platforms?
Tell us where you want to go. We'll bring the engineering precision to get you there — fast.