Reading the Signs: How to Tell If You’ve Been Compromised
Attackers rely on time. The longer they go unnoticed, the more they can learn, spread, and take. Yet most organisations
Do You Actually Need a Penetration Test for SOC 2?
If a customer or auditor has recently asked whether you’ve had a penetration test, you’re not alone — it’s one
The First Hour: What an Attacker Actually Does After Getting In
People picture a breach as the moment an attacker gets in. In our experience, getting in is the easy part.
What We Find on Almost Every External Assessment
Every organization believes its internet-facing footprint is smaller than it actually is. It almost never is. When we run an
A Security Assessment Is a Health Check, Not a Postmortem
Most organizations think about their security seriously for the first time *after* an incident. By then, the cost isn’t theoretical
Why a Single Incident Can End a Small Business
Most business owners don’t believe a single cyber incident could end their company — until they see how the costs