// SPECIALIZED SECURITY ASSESSMENTS

Specialized Security Assessments

Beyond generic vulnerability testing, we validate the specific attack, exposure, and abuse scenarios that actually worry your business. “Can we be impersonated?” “Is our data leaking?” “Could malware spread across everything?” — six assessments framed by real impact.

// 01 · SIX THREATS · TWO GROUPS

Six assessments, two groups.

// GROUP A · EXTERNAL & SERVICE RISK
// GROUP B · INTERNAL OPERATIONS RESILIENCE

Each of the six assessments checks what is possible from an attacker's perspective, and hands you response plans from a security expert's. Group A fits organizations running customer-facing services; Group B fits internal-network and endpoint-heavy environments. Click a name to jump to its section.

Specialized assessments are the focused stage — they dig deep into the threat scenarios you choose. To first explore your whole organization and select which threats to look at, the Security Health Check is a better start; to assess a specific system's vulnerabilities across the board, Assessments & Pentesting may fit better.

The six assessments are focused validation, one agreed scenario at a time. For a full, organization-wide scenario and live validation of the response process — detection, reporting, containment, recovery — see Detection & Response Training.

// 02 · EXTERNAL EXPOSURE & ATTACK SURFACE ASSESSMENT

External Exposure & Attack Surface

We look at your company the way an attacker does — what an outsider can find and collect about your systems and information.

KEY VALIDATION SCOPE
Domains, subdomains, IPs, and exposed servers
Cloud, storage, and management-interface exposure
Dev, test, and prod systems unintentionally public
Source code, configs, keys, and tokens in public repos like GitHub
Employee accounts, emails, and leaked credentials
Public documents, metadata, and technical information
Unmanaged Shadow IT
Information and paths that could seed a real attack

What an attacker can see about you, and what of it can be turned into an attack.

A GOOD FIT FOR  Many internet-facing assets, cloud and multiple domains, right after M&A or a spin-off

// 03 · CLIENT & SERVICE LOGIC PROTECTION ASSESSMENT

Client & Service Logic Protection

We analyze the app or client to see how easily its core business logic and security features can be understood, tampered with, or bypassed.

KEY VALIDATION SCOPE
How hard the app/client code is to analyze
Obfuscation, packing, and symbol protection
Integrity checks and tamper detection
Rooting, jailbreak, debugging, and hooking defenses
Whether API calls and internal protocols can be analyzed
Critical logic, keys, and config exposed in the client
Tampering with payment, auth, permission, or license logic
Feature abuse outside the intended flow
Whether client-side security controls can be bypassed

How easily your core logic surfaces and can be abused when the app is analyzed or modified.

A GOOD FIT FOR  Games, fintech apps, mobile services, IoT and smart devices, paid services

// 04 · PHISHING & SERVICE IMPERSONATION ASSESSMENT

Phishing & Service Impersonation

We test whether an attacker can stand up a fake service or channel impersonating you — and whether your users and organization can tell it apart and respond.

KEY VALIDATION SCOPE
Look-alike domains and typosquatting
Building forged login or payment pages
How easily brand, website, and app screens can be cloned
Service impersonation over email, SMS, and messengers
Fake customer-support and inquiry channels
Impersonation via social media and search ads
Sender-authentication (email) protections
Phishing detection, blocking, and reporting processes
Customer notice and response when impersonation happens

How easily you can be impersonated, and how well your customers and organization tell it apart and respond.

A GOOD FIT FOR  Finance and payments, commerce, login services, consumer brands built on trust

// 05 · SENSITIVE DATA EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT

Sensitive Data Exposure

We find the paths where personal and sensitive information can be unintentionally exposed or abused across the whole service.

KEY VALIDATION SCOPE
What personal and sensitive data is collected
How it is stored on client, server, and cloud
Transmission over APIs and the network
Exposure in logs, error messages, and debug info
Caches, temp files, and backup data
Data exposed in URLs, the browser, or inside the app
Whether unauthorized users can reach the data
Misconfigured cloud storage and share links
Residual access from leavers and dormant accounts
Data left behind after retention or deletion
Small pieces that combine into sensitive information

Where your sensitive data lives, where it leaks, and how an attacker could reach it.

A GOOD FIT FOR  Handling personal, payment, or health data; large customer datasets; privacy-regulated

The focus is technical exposure and abuse, not legal-compliance judgment.

// 06 · MALWARE INGRESS & INTERNAL SPREAD RESILIENCE ASSESSMENT

Malware Ingress & Internal Spread

Assuming an attacker is already inside, we test how far ransomware and other malware can spread and reach your critical assets — from a real attack-scenario perspective.

KEY VALIDATION SCOPE
Reaching internal systems after initial access
Taking over user and admin privileges
Lateral movement across the internal network
Reaching AD, file servers, and shared folders
Ransomware and malware spreading across systems
Whether EDR actually detects and blocks malware
Access to, tampering with, or deletion of backups

Assuming an attacker is inside: how far malware spreads and what it can take over.

A GOOD FIT FOR  Many employees and endpoints, broad internal networks, ransomware is a worry

// 07 · NETWORK SEPARATION & DATA EXFILTRATION ASSESSMENT

Network Separation & Data Exfiltration

We test whether data you believe is separated is actually isolated, and whether there are paths for critical data to leave.

KEY VALIDATION SCOPE
Bypassing network separation and segmentation
Boundary controls between dev, prod, and external networks
Bulk collection of critical documents and data
Exfiltration paths and control bypass
Bypass routes via VDI, remote work, and file transfer
Whether DLP and firewalls actually detect and block exfiltration

Whether the data you believe is separated is truly isolated — and whether any path lets it leave.

A GOOD FIT FOR  Segregated networks (finance, public, defense), sensitive IP and design data, insider-leak concerns

// 08 · WHAT YOU RECEIVE

Findings you can act on.

01

Scenario-by-scenario results

Which scenarios succeeded or were blocked, ranked by severity

02

Reproducible evidence

Steps and proof to reproduce each issue

03

Business impact

How each technical issue affects the business

04

Remediation & retest

Fix guidance and post-fix re-validation

Findings are handed over sorted by response priority, from immediate response to longer-term work. Usually a 2–4 week project depending on how many threat scenarios you choose; exact scope and duration are confirmed in a consultation. A good fit for teams checking whether a specific threat is a real risk to them.

// 09 · PROCESS

From scope agreement to remediation.

STEP 1

Agree on goals, scope & safety

Targets, timing, information level, permitted and prohibited actions, stop conditions

STEP 2

Prepare & gather context

Assets and environment, test accounts or testbeds, operational safety review

STEP 3

Assess, analyze & validate

Broad collection and analysis by automated tools and AI agents, followed by expert manual validation

STEP 4

Report & brief decision-makers

Material risks and priorities, technical detail, reproducible evidence

STEP 5

Support remediation & retest

Remediation guidance, fix verification, residual-risk and exception management

// 10 · START

Which threat worries you?

Tell us the scenario you want validated. We set the scope and safety conditions together before starting.

People run the analysis and own the final call. Please keep vulnerability details, credentials, and passwords out of your first email — we'll set up a secure channel for anything sensitive.