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Respond to breaches or security concerns in real time
Contain, eradicate, and recover from attacks with minimal downtime to get back up and running.
Contain malicious attacks
Identify how attackers entered the environment and revoke access.
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Proactively search for signs of malicious activity that evade existing detection devices.
Build a response plan
Playbooks provide step-by-step instructions for responding to specific attacks.
Prevent future breaches
Exercises help organizations practice how to respond to real-world scenarios.
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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,…
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…
Threat Hunting
The largest threat organizations face today is the inability to detect various types of attackers as a compromise occurs.
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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Security expertise meets security passion
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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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Don't Burn Your Money: Top 5 Ways to Maximize Your Next Red Team
Join Targeted Operations Practice Lead Jason Lang and CTO Justin Elze as they go through the best (and worst) things you can do before, during, and after a red…
Security Noise - Episode 7.15
On this podcast, we talk about the the 6-day lifetime certificates now offered by Let's Encrypt. How will these short-lived certificates impact how digital…
The Necessity of Active Testing – Detection Edition
Most security teams understand the importance of log collection and building detections to provide early indicators of anomalous or potentially malicious…
How Far Should You Let Penetration Testers Go?
How far should you let penetration testers go once they have a finding or foothold on a penetration test of your organization?As far as they can!The goal is to…
Discovering Your Baud
I'm still pretty new to hardware hacking and find myself going through a lot of media (both text and moving pictures) about various techniques to interact with…
TrustedSec Achieves CREST Certification
TrustedSec has achieved CREST Certification for penetration testing, a globally recognized standard that verifies an organization's ability to conduct…
Not in My Domain: Preparing for Your Next Penetration Test
In this webinar, our experts will dig into best practices and common issues they identified during recent penetration testing engagements, the latest attack…
Security Noise - Episode 7.14
On this episode of the Security Noise Podcast, we take a look at SOC teams and ways they can improve their threat detections, proactive measures, logging, and…
Kubernetes for Pentesters: Part 1
In the first section of this multi-part practical guide, I’ll introduce you to Kubernetes (K8s) from a penetration testing perspective, including basic…
CUI For the Rest of Us: The New Government-Wide CUI Protection Contract Clause
U.S. government contractors need to start preparing for a proposed new government-wide Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) protection requirement.
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