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Proactively search for signs of malicious activity that evade existing detection devices.
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Incident Response and Computer Forensics
Our team provides Incident Response and Forensic Analysis services helping clients recover from Information Security events caused by a malicious insiders,…
Threat Hunting
The largest threat organizations face today is the inability to detect various types of attackers as a compromise occurs.
Business Email Compromise in Microsoft 365
Email drives modern business communication, but the rising threat of business email compromise (BEC) by cybercriminals jeopardizes data security and integrity.
Playbook Development
Incident Response Playbooks allow analysts to respond to an incident consistently, ensures that correct procedures are followed, and provides an organization…
Tabletop Exercises
Information Security breaches continue to afflict companies of all sizes and the need to be prepared for a potential cybersecurity incident is more important…
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“Having access to industry leaders right here at TrustedSec makes solving our clients' challenges easier.”Paul SemsManaging Director of Remediation Services
Paul Sems
Managing Director of Remediation ServicesPaul and his team work with clients to harden their environments against attacks and help them recover after security incidents.
“For me it’s more of a life choice and a passion than anything else. I don’t consider it work at all. I get to work with some of the best, most talented hackers in the world, literally.”Jason LangPractice Lead, Targeted Operations
Jason Lang
Practice Lead, Targeted OperationsWith over 15 years of industry experience, Jason Lang has worked in both offensive and defensive roles. Before switching to red teaming, he spent 8 years working as a technical Security Architect for a Fortune 500 company, specializing in Active Directory and .Net/database development. After several years of penetration testing and red teaming, he now manages the Targeted Operations practice at TrustedSec.
“Leveraging the collective intelligence of TrustedSec is like a cheat-code I get to use every day.”Costa PetrosSenior Security Consultant
Costa Petros
Senior Security ConsultantCosta Petros performs a wide array of Penetration Testing but specializes in Social Engineering and Physical Penetration Testing from a Penetration Test and Red Team perspective. In addition, he has spoken as a subject matter expert at conferences, client focused training sessions, plus client vendor and customer webinars and meetings.
The First Steps on Your Zero Trust Journey
Find out how the NIST 800-207 framework is a starting point that demystifies Zero Trust.
Practical cybersecurity thought-leadership
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Dialing Into Deception: A Social Engineer's Playbook for Voice-Based Attacks
Join Targeted Operations Practice Lead Jason Lang and Senior Security Consultant David Boyd as they walk through different aspects of social engineering and…
Hunting Deserialization Vulnerabilities With Claude
In this post, we are going to look at how we can find zero-days in .NET assemblies using Model Context Protocol (MCP).SetupBefore we can start vibe hacking, we…
Common Mobile Device Threat Vectors
Mobile devices are a must have in today’s world for communication. With that being said, these devices do come with some risks when it comes to personal data.…
Full Disclosure, GraphGhost: Are You Afraid of Failed Logins?
Another year, another vuln…It's that time again.Last year I disclosed the existence of GraphNinja - a (now fixed) vulnerability in Azure where you could…
So You Wanna Be a Hacker? Starting Your InfoSec Career
Join Principal Security Consultant Adam Compton and Senior Security Consultant David Boyd as they demystify the cybersecurity career landscape, from red…
Teaching a New Dog Old Tricks - Phishing With MCP
As AI evolves with MCP, can a new “dog” learn old tricks? In this blog, we test Claude AI’s ability to craft phishing pretexts—and just how much effort it…
Security Noise - Episode 7.17
On this episode of the Security Noise podcast we talk to Sean Metcalf about Active Directory, Entra ID, DS, and more in the identity security space. Sean…
Apples, Pears, and Oranges: Not All Pentest Firms Are the Same
Penetration testing is not a commodity service. If you are a procurer of penetration tests and have ever received wildly different quotes for the "same"…
AppSec Cheat Sheet: Session Management
Session Management Testing - CookiesThe Cheat Sheet section is for quick reference and to make sure steps don’t get missed.The Learn section is for those who…
Attack and Defense: Hard-Won Insights From Purple Team Operations
Join Security Consultants Mike Spitzer, Zach Bevilacqua, and Travis Steadman to learn how to navigate what comes next after your Purple Team engagement.
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