Expanding attack surfaces
Connected devices, embedded systems, and operational technology create attack paths that traditional security testing doesn't cover. Adversaries increasingly target these vectors.
Security Beyond the Network Perimeter
Hardware, firmware, industrial systems, and physical security, assessed by specialists who understand where digital and physical threats converge.
The Challenge
Some of your most critical assets don't sit on a traditional network. Hardware devices, IoT systems, industrial controllers, and physical access points require specialized expertise to assess.
Connected devices, embedded systems, and operational technology create attack paths that traditional security testing doesn't cover. Adversaries increasingly target these vectors.
Hardware reverse engineering, firmware analysis, and physical security assessment demand tooling and expertise that most security consultancies don't possess.
Our services
Deep technical assessments where digital meets physical.

Evaluate the security posture of hardware devices: debug interfaces, bus sniffing, chip-level analysis, side-channel assessment, and hardware implant detection.
Your outcomes
Understand your exposure across digital, embedded, and physical attack surfaces, not just the ones covered by standard vulnerability scans.
Detailed findings with practical remediation guidance tailored to your specific hardware, firmware, and physical security infrastructure.
Specialty findings feed into your broader security program, informing detection rules, red team scenarios, and security architecture decisions.
Our Difference
Dedicated hardware lab with oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, JTAG tools, and custom rigs. We invest in the infrastructure required for proper hardware security research.
We understand that ICS/OT environments have zero tolerance for disruption. Our assessments are designed to identify risks without impacting production systems.
Specialty findings integrate with our offensive and defensive engineering services. A hardware vulnerability becomes a detection rule. A physical access finding informs your red team scenarios.
FAQ
For hardware assessments, yes, we typically work with sample devices in our lab. For ICS/OT assessments, we can work on-site or with representative test environments. Physical security testing is always performed on-site.
Never. We design all ICS/OT assessments with operational continuity as a hard requirement. We work with your OT team to define safe testing boundaries and use non-disruptive techniques.
We work across critical infrastructure sectors: energy, manufacturing, healthcare, transportation, and financial services. Our team has experience with industry-specific protocols and regulatory requirements.
We assess embedded systems, IoT devices, network equipment, medical devices, industrial control systems, automotive components, and custom hardware. Our lab includes specialized equipment for hardware analysis.
Yes. We perform comprehensive firmware analysis including reverse engineering, vulnerability identification, cryptographic implementation review, and bootloader security assessment.
We test Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, LoRaWAN, cellular (4G/5G), and proprietary wireless protocols. Our lab includes specialized RF equipment and software-defined radios.
We work with representative test environments, air-gapped lab setups, or controlled production environment testing with extensive safety measures. Safety and continuity are never compromised.
Our assessments align with the standard for OT cybersecurity IEC 62443, NERC CIP, NIST Cybersecurity Framework, ISO 27001, FDA cybersecurity guidance, and other industry-specific standards.
Yes. We provide cloud security assessments covering AWS, Azure, and GCP environments, including configuration reviews, identity management assessment, and cloud-native security controls evaluation.
Physical penetration testing, social engineering assessment, badge cloning, lock bypass testing, surveillance system evaluation, and facility security controls review.
Take the Next Step
Tell us about your hardware, embedded systems, or physical security challenges. We'll discuss how our specialty practice can help.