We find the flaw before the attacker.
Pentest, vulnerability analysis, privacy compliance and social engineering — with method and reports the board understands.
Why security
Every growing operation accumulates attack surface: integrations, exposed APIs, scattered credentials and people clicking on what they shouldn’t. Security is not a product you buy — it is the continuous practice of finding the weakness before it is exploited. We work both offensively (find the flaw) and defensively (close it), always with proof and clear priority.
How we work
Reconnaissance, controlled exploitation, documentation and remediation. No generic scanner report: every finding comes with a proof of concept, business impact and a step-by-step fix. We go to the genba — the real environment — because the vulnerability that matters is the one in your operation, not the one in theory.
Security services.
Pentest (Intrusion Testing)
We simulate real attacks — black, grey and white box — on networks, web apps and APIs. Controlled exploitation, proof of concept and a remediation plan prioritized by risk.
Vulnerability Analysis
Continuous mapping of the attack surface (infrastructure, systems and dependencies), severity classification (CVSS) and guided remediation — not just the list, the path.
Ransomware (Data Hostage)
Prevention, detection and recovery against data hostage-taking: immutable, tested backups, network segmentation, lateral-movement monitoring and a response plan. If the worst happens, you restore operations — without paying ransom.
Privacy Compliance (LGPD)
Mapping of personal data, impact assessment (DPIA), policies and technical compliance from collection to disposal. Privacy by design, not by patch.
Social Engineering
Controlled phishing campaigns, pretexting and awareness testing. The human link is tested and trained — never blamed.
Hardening & Incident Response
Server hardening, secure configuration and incident response. We close the doors the test opened and prepare the team for the next round.
Technical + Executive Reports
Two levels: technical, with evidence and reproduction; executive, with business risk and priorities. Language the board understands.
Before, during and after the attack.
Ransomware is not “if”, it’s “when”. The difference between a scare and a shutdown is preparation — and the ability to restore without paying ransom.
Prevention
- Immutable, tested backups — the 3-2-1 rule
- Network segmentation and least privilege
- MFA, patch management and phishing-hardened email
- Inventory and classification: know what to protect first
Containment
- Lateral-movement detection and immediate isolation
- Response plan triggered — roles and decisions already defined
- Preserve evidence; don’t pay on impulse
- Controlled communication (legal, privacy authority if personal data is involved)
Recovery
- Clean-backup restore within the agreed RTO/RPO
- Forensics: how it got in, what it touched, which gap to close
- Honest post-mortem and hardening of what failed
- Operations back — without funding the crime
From alarm to learning.
When something happens, improvising is expensive. We follow a defined flow — each step with an owner and decisions agreed in advance.
Preparation
Plans, access and backups ready before they’re needed.
Detection
Identify the incident, its scope and severity.
Containment
Isolate to contain the spread.
Eradication
Remove the threat and close the entry gap.
Recovery
Restore and validate operations (RTO/RPO).
Lessons
Pós-morte honesto e hardening do que falhou.
Academic rigor, offensive practice.
The security we deliver comes from cutting-edge scientific training and the Israeli-school method — a world reference in cybersecurity.
Scientific rigor and state of the art — real research behind every analysis.
Engineering method forged at one of the country’s most demanding schools.
Approach inspired by the Israeli offensive-cybersecurity methodology (Beer Sheva).
A report that turns into action.
We don’t deliver a scanner PDF. We deliver clarity to decide and a path to fix.
Executive report
Risk view for the board: what’s at stake, priorities and business impact — no jargon.
Technical report
Every finding with evidence, CVSS score, step-by-step reproduction and the recommended fix.
Remediation plan
A list prioritized by risk × effort — what to fix first and how, not just what’s wrong.
Validation retest
We confirm the fix closed the door — and that nothing new opened in the process.