Three shapes.
Pick by how your team runs.
Every model starts the same way — a free two-week assessment of your real attack surface — and every finding carries the same PoC evidence bar.
EASM · CTEM · ICES as an annual subscription your team operates. Continuous discovery, validated findings, CAL-graded closure — with your existing stack connected, not replaced. Fits teams that own their security operations and want the attacker's view on every dashboard.
Explore the platform →Scoped engagements run by the team that built the platform: offensive pentest, threat intelligence, incident response, compliance, OT security. Fits organizations that need a proven answer to a specific question — can we be breached, are we being targeted, will this pass audit.
Explore consulting →The platform watches continuously; our operators validate what it finds on a scheduled or event-driven cadence — pentest against the live attack surface, IR retainer for when it matters. The subscription keeps the map current; the engagements prove it holds.
Scope a hybrid program →Start from the question you're being asked.
External attack surface, mapped and priced →
EASM discovers every internet-facing asset from one seed domain and prices the risk in dollars.
Closure you can prove, graded CAL 0–5 →
CTEM closes the remediation loop: every exposure gets an owner, every closure gets evidence.
BEC and account takeover, caught in minutes →
ICES watches logins and email fraud in one console — no install, API-only, ~2 weeks to live.
Real intrusion paths, proven with PoC →
Offensive pentest chains the findings scanners rate "minor" into the path an attacker would take.
Incident response, investigation-first →
7-step response built on recursive investigation — from before the alert to verified recovery.
Evidence that holds up in the audit room →
Assessment to policy to audit support — mapped to ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST, K-ISMS-P.
Proven where the attack surface is messy.
Regional entities, dev systems, and supplier portals accumulate outside headquarters' inventory. A North American OEM subsidiary made 5,000+ external assets visible in three months — starting from one domain.
Read the case →Plant-floor constraints rule out casual scanning. We chain-tested a California manufacturer's "minor" findings into a proven admin-takeover path — and closed it before an attacker found it.
Read the case →Wire-change requests, thread hijacks, executive-mailbox takeover — ICES pairs login anomalies with email evidence so finance teams verify before funds move, not after.
All case studies →Where teams like yours usually land.
| YOUR TEAM | USUAL SHAPE | WHY |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise SOC / dedicated security org | HYBRID | The platform feeds the SOC continuously; scheduled offensive validation and an IR retainer keep the evidence current for the board. |
| Mid-market, small security team | PLATFORM | AI validation absorbs the triage load a small team can't; 1–2 owners run the loop after onboarding. |
| No dedicated security staff | CONSULTING + ICES | A recurring assessment sets the baseline, ICES guards the highest-frequency risk — email — and we're on call when something looks wrong. |
TYPICAL STARTING POINTS — EVERY PROGRAM IS SCOPED TO THE ORGANIZATION
Whatever the shape,
it starts with one domain.
A free two-week assessment shows you the attacker's view of your organization. Decide the engagement model after you've seen the evidence.