What We Deliver
Threat identification answers a simple question: what does your organization look like from the outside, to someone who wants in? Most organizations operate on a generic perception of risk — they know breaches happen, but they don’t know which scenarios are plausible for them. We make that discussion concrete.
The output is a structured, actionable picture of your exposure: what is visible from the outside, which attack scenarios are realistic in your environment, and a prioritized list of gaps — each with a concrete scenario attached, not a report that sits in a drawer.
How We Work
We start externally. We map your digital footprint — domains, exposed services, employee credentials surfaced in public breaches, infrastructure visible from the internet — using our own tooling plus manual verification. This mirrors the first step any attacker interested in you would take.
Then we move inside. Working with your IT team, we map high-value assets, access paths and privilege assignments, and look for the combinations that create exploitable attack chains — a misconfigured service plus weak credential hygiene plus insufficient monitoring is one scenario, not three separate findings.
We anchor everything in recognized frameworks and sources: MITRE ATT&CK for attack techniques, and the public reporting relevant to your sector (DNSC, CERT-EU, ENISA). We don’t claim proprietary “intelligence” — our value is the correct interpretation of what is known, applied to your real environment. That is how we separate theoretical risks from plausible ones.
Typical Engagement
Duration depends on the size of your digital footprint — we set it together during scoping. The output is an attack surface report, a prioritized risk scenario catalogue, and a set of quick recommendations with longer-term direction.
We can run the engagement standalone or as the intake phase of a broader program — feeding directly into a security assessment, a risk register, or a vCISO engagement.
Expected Outcomes
You finish the engagement with a clear picture of your external exposure, the scenarios that matter most, and a concrete starting point for security investment — decisions anchored in what is visible and plausible, not in assumptions.