We break into your systems before someone else does, watch where your stolen credentials surface, and run private network infrastructure your people can trust.
Three of them answer whether your systems can be trusted: whether we can be broken into, whether our data is already circulating, and whether our people can trust the network they use. The fourth builds the software itself, with that same scrutiny applied from the first commit.
Your organization receives its own static IP addresses and private VPN gateways, never shared with another customer. We build on WireGuard and OpenVPN, issue per-user keys with instant revocation, and support split or full tunnel with private DNS. Use it to allowlist admin panels and SaaS tenants, give your remote workforce a secure route in, and keep a stable egress identity across multiple cloud regions or on-premises hardware.
Explore Planck VPN for Business → Offensive SecurityEight testing disciplines under one roof: web applications, mobile applications, APIs, external and internal networks, LLM and AI systems, red teaming, cloud configuration review, and social engineering. Engagements follow OWASP WSTG, PTES, and NIST SP 800-115, with adversary emulation mapped to MITRE ATT&CK. You receive technical findings with reproduction steps, CVSS v3.1 ratings, remediation guidance, and a free retest once you have fixed them.
Explore Penetration Testing → MonitoringMonitoring built around your organization rather than a generic feed. We track leaked credentials and infostealer logs, phishing and typosquatted domains with takedown support, dark web and messaging platforms, brand impersonation, executive exposure, and changes across your external attack surface and supply chain. Human analysts triage every hit and deliver severity-ranked alerts with context, recommended actions, and a named analyst you can call.
Explore Threat Intelligence → EngineeringWe build mobile apps, web applications, and APIs, with security designed in from the first commit by the same practitioners who break into software for a living. Threat modeling, secure defaults, and a security test before launch are part of delivery, and the source code and intellectual property are yours at the end.
Explore Custom Software Development →Max Planck showed that energy arrives in exact, countable units. We hold security work to the same standard. A finding either reproduces or it does not appear in your report. A severity rating either follows CVSS v3.1 or we do not print the number.
That stance shapes everything else: who performs the work, what a deliverable must contain, and how we handle your data for as long as we hold it.
The same four phases structure a two-week application test and a monitoring program that runs year round. You always know which phase you are in and what happens next.
We agree on targets, objectives, and rules of engagement in writing: which systems are in scope, which are off limits, testing windows, escalation contacts, and the sources a monitoring program should cover.
Testing or monitoring begins on the agreed date with a direct channel to the assigned team. Anything rated critical is escalated the moment we confirm it, never held back for the report.
Assessments close with an executive summary, technical findings with reproduction steps and CVSS v3.1 ratings, and a debrief call. Monitoring programs deliver severity-ranked alerts as they occur plus periodic summary reports.
Fix the findings and we verify the fixes at no additional cost. Monitoring clients keep a named analyst who tunes coverage as your attack surface changes.
The firm carries aerospace in its name because that is the assurance level we calibrate to. The same discipline transfers to any sector where a breach carries regulatory, financial, or physical consequences.
If your product ships an LLM assistant, a chat interface, or an autonomous agent, you have added an interface that accepts untrusted natural language and acts on it. Conventional test plans were not written for that, and most of them miss it entirely.
Our LLM and AI testing discipline probes these systems the way an attacker would, mapped to the OWASP LLM Top 10, and reports exactly what got through.
A thirty-minute scoping call is enough for us to return a concrete proposal with defined targets, a timeline, and a fixed price. You talk to a practitioner from the first conversation.