For firms, their principals and their households. The view an attacker gets from outside, correlated across the sources attacker tooling reads, audited against the obligations your sector answers to, and handed back as a prioritised plan, verified closed.
Read-only. Seventy-two hours from scope. Mutual NDA before we go concrete. Includes what AI assistants now tell your clients about you.
Personal credentials, reused passwords, private addresses and every identifier tied to the named individual across breach repositories.
170 organisations were listed on criminal leak sites in the last 7 days, by 41 different groups. Of these, 47 were in the United States and 5 in Canada.
Source: public ransomware leak-site listingsA former U.S. Army soldier was sentenced to 70 months in prison for hacking and extorting at least 10 technology and telecommunications companies, including AT&T and Verizon. The attacker and his conspirators brute-forced credentials …
An individual was scammed into paying a ransom after receiving a phone call featuring an AI-generated deepfake voice impersonating his brother. The caller claimed the brother had been kidnapped, leading the victim to pay …
The Federal Bureau of Investigation internally declared a cybersecurity incident after hackers compromised its job application portal. The breach exposed agents' and applicants' personal data, including Social Security numbers,...
An attacker gets inside an inbox, watches finance traffic, then redirects a wire. Highest-loss internet-crime category the FBI tracks, ten years running.
TICKS FROM JAN 1 AT THE FBI'S REPORTED RUN RATE · SOURCES: FBI IC3, MICROSOFT DIGITAL DEFENSE, APWG ECRIME
Compromised credentials, infrastructure metadata and business identifiers persist across breach repositories, paste archives and broker networks, queryable since the moment they were stolen. What changed is the speed of what reads them: phishing generates in bulk, deepfake impersonation targets principals and their households, and stolen data is scraped and indexed within hours of a leak. Target lists build themselves. The difference between visibility and exposure is whether yours is mapped before an attacker acts on it.
Every engagement runs the same correlation and the same human review before release. The only thing that changes is whose perimeter is in scope.
Continuous coverage across the firm, its principals and their households. Built for family offices, wealth firms, sports agencies and boutique counsel.
External attack surface assessment for professional firms. Analyst-grade briefing, sector-tuned regulatory mapping and a prioritised remediation playbook.
Deep-dive coverage on the principal, household and inner circle. For founders, GPs, general counsel and anyone whose exposure travels with the person.
Daily rescan, threshold-based alerting on new exposure and longitudinal trend intelligence. For firms whose attack surface changes weekly.
Most firms commission the first briefing because something worried them. They renew because the document turns out to be worth more than the reassurance.
Diligence questions arrive from carriers, counterparties and prospective clients whether or not you are ready for them. A current briefing is the document that answers all of them in one pass.
A family office or agency that can show current exposure intelligence answers the security question before a prospective principal has to ask it.
Cyber applications ask questions firms answer optimistically. When a claim is audited and the answers do not hold, the policy fails. Evidence beats signed summary.
Exposure is a standard diligence line item in any transaction. A clean, dated file stops being a lever against your price.
Two hundred days of undetected access is the industry average. A mapped surface replaces an assumption with a dated, prioritised list.
Four products, seven channel programs, twenty-one sector playbooks and a published research library. Firms rarely arrive needing all of it, but nothing has to be invented when they do.
Full enumeration of your external attack surface: DNS, certificates, exposed services and the infrastructure identifiers attackers see first.
Multi-source correlation across the same layers attacker tooling operates on: criminal marketplaces, breach repositories and paste archives.
Findings are classified by severity and mapped to the statutory framework that applies to your sector.
A private dashboard of every finding with its fix, executive summary, technical evidence, statutory mapping and a prioritised remediation plan, verified closed once it is done. Reviewed by a person before release.
Daily rescans, threshold-based alerting on new exposure, and longitudinal trend analysis.
Your profile is already assembled in the databases attacker infrastructure references. Nothing we surface is obtained illicitly; all of it is correlated from sources already in circulation.
Billions of compromised credentials, cross-referenced by domain and email pattern.
Contact records and organisational metadata across broker networks and registry filings.
Paste archives and the monitored channels where stolen data first surfaces.
DNS, certificate chains, open services and headers. The surface attacker scouting maps first.
Every finding in the briefing carries the statutory reference a regulator, carrier or counterparty would cite. Your counsel does not have to translate an engineering report into an obligation.
Safeguards and disposal rules for customer records held by registered advisers and broker-dealers.
The federal standard for protecting non-public personal information at financial institutions.
Supervisory and recordkeeping obligations examined at member firms.
Safeguards for protected health information and the records that identify patients.
Canadian obligations for personal information held in the course of commercial activity.
The control framework counterparties and carriers most often ask firms to map against.
The signed summary criteria buyers request during vendor and transaction diligence.
Each briefing cites the frameworks that govern your sector, not the full list.
No. Every assessment is read-only and external. We correlate publicly available and breach-sourced data and analyse what your infrastructure already publishes. No intrusive testing, no agents, no access to your network.
Because correlation is automated and only the analysis is billed at senior rates. The intelligence layers are the same. What you are not paying for is a Fortune 500 engagement structure you do not need.
Retained encrypted, disclosed only to you, and destroyed on request. A mutual NDA is signed before we discuss anything specific about your exposure.
Seventy-two hours for the briefing suite from the point scope is agreed. Boutique intelligence firms typically quote six to eight weeks for comparable work.
Yes. The remediation roadmap is prioritised and written for an operator, not an analyst. Firms without internal security are the majority of our clients.
You get that in writing, dated and signed. That document answers carrier applications, client diligence questionnaires and counterparty requests on its own.
Twenty minutes, under mutual NDA. We scope what is in range, confirm a delivery date, and tell you plainly whether an engagement is worth it for a firm your size.