Penetration Testing
Penetration testing is a controlled, ethical simulation of real-world cyberattacks designed to uncover security weaknesses before malicious actors find them. Skilled security professionals use advanced tools and attack techniques to test networks, applications, devices, and user behavior. The results provide businesses with a detailed view of vulnerabilities and a prioritized list of remediation steps, helping strengthen overall security posture and reduce the likelihood of successful breaches.
Managed Detection and Response (MDR)
MDR combines advanced security technologies with human-led threat hunting to deliver 24/7 monitoring, rapid detection, and fast incident response. Security analysts continuously watch for suspicious activity, investigate anomalies, and contain threats before they spread. This level of protection allows organizations to stay secure against ransomware, malware, and advanced persistent threats without needing to build an internal security operations team.
Managed Endpoint Detection and Response (MEDR)
Managed EDR provides comprehensive protection for laptops, desktops, servers, and other endpoints by detecting malicious behavior and responding in real time. Using behavioral analytics and continuous monitoring, the service identifies threats that traditional antivirus may miss. If a device becomes compromised, it can be isolated to prevent lateral movement and data loss. This approach greatly enhances endpoint security and supports rapid recovery from potential attacks.
SOC as a Service
SOC-as-a-Service delivers enterprise-grade security operations from a dedicated team of analysts who monitor environments 24/7. Alerts are analyzed in real time, threats are escalated, and incidents are investigated to determine root cause and impact. This service offers a cost-effective way for businesses to gain expert-level monitoring, rapid response capabilities, and advanced threat intelligence without needing to build a full security operations center in-house.
Security Information & Event Management (SIEM)
SIEM solutions centralize logs and security data from across an organizations servers, firewalls, endpoints, cloud environments, applications, and more. Advanced analytics and correlation rules highlight suspicious patterns that may indicate malicious activity. SIEM improves visibility, supports incident investigations, and helps fulfill regulatory reporting requirements. With deeper insights and automated alerting, organizations can identify and respond to threats more efficiently.
Phishing and User Training
Phishing simulation and security awareness training help employees recognize and avoid common cyber threats such as fake emails, credential scams, and social engineering attempts. Regular, realistic testing identifies users who may be more vulnerable, while targeted training improves overall awareness. This reduces the likelihood of successful phishing attacks, strengthens organizational culture, and turns employees into a stronger first line of defense.
Microsoft 365 Security Monitoring
Microsoft 365 security monitoring focuses on identifying misconfigurations, risky settings, and policy gaps that could expose an organization to account compromise, data loss, or unauthorized access. The service evaluates security baselines, permissions, authentication policies, and administrative controls to ensure the environment is configured according to best practices.
Email Security
Email security solutions guard against phishing, malware, ransomware, spam, and impersonation attempts by filtering and analyzing messages before they reach users. Advanced threat scanning, sandboxing, and identity protection tools help prevent both common and sophisticated attacks. By adding multiple layers of protection to the email environment, organizations reduce their exposure to one of the most frequently targeted entry points for cyber threats.
Compliance Assessments
Compliance assessments evaluate an organization’s policies, controls, technologies, and procedures against regulatory standards such as HIPAA, PCI-DSS, NIST, CMMC, GDPR, or ISO. The assessment identifies gaps, documents areas of risk, and provides a step-by-step roadmap for meeting required controls. This process not only helps avoid penalties but also improves overall security readiness and builds trust with customers, partners, and regulators.