Systems that work together. Security that holds up.

We run technology projects, connect the systems you already have, build the tools that are missing, and test and watch it all the way an attacker would. You talk to the engineer doing the work.

Sound familiar?

The kinds of problems we're called in for.

You're opening a new office and nobody has time to run itNetwork, Wi-Fi, cameras, door access, and five vendors to keep on schedule.
Someone retypes numbers between two systems every weekHours of copy and paste, and the typos that come with it.
Your equipment has a web page from 2009 and no APIThe data is in there. Getting it out is the hard part.
A customer sent a 200-question security questionnaireAnd the contract depends on how you answer it.
Your insurer wants a pen test reportYou need a real test, and a report they'll accept.
You wouldn't know if someone logged in at 3amMost break-ins go unnoticed for weeks.

What watching looks like

When something goes wrong at 3am, we act first and tell you in plain words after. No dashboards to read, no alerts to sort through.

About detection and response
Gantrel

We locked Maria's mailbox overnight

At 3:12am someone signed in to Maria's email from overseas and set up a rule sending copies of invoices to an outside address.

We signed them out everywhere, reset her password and removed the rule. Nothing was sent. Maria has her new password by text.

Nothing needed from you. We'll go over it on Thursday's call.

Ora et labora

Honest work, done right.

The way it used to be done: your word means something, and the small jobs get the same care as the big ones.

You talk to the engineer

The person who scopes your project is the person who does it. No account managers in between.

A fixed price, in writing

You know the cost before anything starts, and we charge what we quoted.

You own the work

Code, documents and passwords are yours. Anyone qualified can pick them up later.

How work starts

  1. A short call

    Tell us what's going on. If we're not the right people, we'll say so.

  2. A written scope and a fixed price

    You know exactly what you're getting, and what it costs, before anything starts.

  3. The work, and the handover

    You hear from the person doing it, and you own everything we hand over: code, documents and passwords.

Tell us what's not working.

A few sentences is plenty. We reply within one business day.