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Penetration testing, compliance readiness, and secure development for small and mid-size businesses in Connecticut and Dallas–Fort Worth. Senior-only engagements. Reports that exploit, not just scan.
Penetration testing and compliance readiness
Fixed-price engagements from $500 website checks to full-scope compliance readiness. No junior handoffs. The person who tests is the person who writes the report.
PCI DSS Pentest
Annual internal + external testing for Requirement 11.4.
SOC 2 Readiness
Pre-audit work Vanta and Drata cannot do.
HIPAA Assessment
Risk analysis, pentest, and Security Rule readiness.
CMMC Readiness
110 NIST 800-171 practices for DoD contractors.
AI Security Audit
OWASP LLM Top 10. Prompt injection, agentic tool-chain, RAG + vector store.
CT Penetration Testing
Local CT firm for Hartford, New Haven, Stamford, Greenwich.
DFW Penetration Testing
DFW coverage + Texas SB 2610 safe harbor readiness.
Vertical-specific expertise
Different industries have different regulators, different attackers, and different failure modes. Our engagements are shaped around your vertical.
What we are finding right now
Original vulnerability research published regularly. Platform-specific attack patterns, compliance breakdowns, and threat intelligence from active engagements.
Microsoft MCP poisoned tool descriptions: AI agents can leak data without breaking the rules
Microsoft research shows a simple but dangerous MCP failure mode: poisoned tool descriptions. The attacker does not need to exploit the model runtime or steal a key. They hide instructions inside metadata the agent already trusts, and the agent can leak company data while every individual tool call still looks normal. This post covers how the attack works, why tool metadata is now part of the prompt injection surface, where the blast radius shows up first, how to audit MCP configs, and the controls that matter: version pinning, egress limits, per-tool scopes, metadata hashing, and approval gates for data crossing trust boundaries.
How to Remove Yourself From People Search Sites in 2026
People search sites make home addresses, relatives, phone numbers, age, and old emails searchable by anyone. This is the practical removal order: find the records, remove the fast sites first, hit the parent brokers, document reappearances, and repeat on a schedule.
The 2026 Personal Privacy Checklist: Phone, Email, Car, Cloud, and Data Brokers
A plain checklist for reducing personal exposure in 2026. Data brokers, phone number leakage, cloud account exports, car telemetry, email tracking, password managers, ad IDs, and the small habits that stop most casual doxxing.
Start with a free security check
We scan your public surface and send a plain-English findings report in 48 hours. No obligation. No sales pitch. If the findings matter, we scope a real engagement. If they do not, we tell you.