Testing, scanning, pipeline security and compliance evidence, delivered the way any serious security firm delivers them. The difference is what we add underneath: every engagement also grades the cryptography your systems depend on, because a finding you fix today is worthless if the channel carrying it is being harvested for tomorrow.
Most clients start with one and add the others as their programme matures. Each links to a full page.
Find every host, port, certificate and endpoint you actually own — then see which ones a quantum adversary is already recording.
Read more ↗Catch it at the pull request, not the pen test. Security checks that run on every build and fail loudly when they should.
Read more ↗Dynamic testing against your real applications — authentication, APIs, business logic and the crypto underneath them.
Read more ↗Security that lives in the pipeline: policy as code, signed artifacts, and crypto-agility built in from the start.
Read more ↗Human-led testing against your applications, network and cloud — with findings written for engineers and evidence written for auditors.
Read more ↗Continuous scheduled scanning at fleet scale — every domain, every week, without spending an analyst on it.
Read more ↗Run a programme without drowning in it — scoping, triage, deduplication and payout decisions handled by people who test for a living.
Read more ↗Evidence for SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS 4.0, CMMC and CNSA 2.0 — generated from live systems, not assembled by hand the week before.
Read more ↗A standard report confirms TLS is present and the certificate is valid. It never checks the key-exchange group — the exact part a quantum computer breaks. Every Secuur engagement grades it A–F.
A bug exposing data that must stay private for ten years is a different problem from one exposing a session cookie. We rank by how long the data has to survive, not by CVSS alone.
Our controls emit dated, period-covering artifacts as a by-product. You stop reassembling the same evidence pack by hand every audit cycle.
Start with attack surface visibility. Every other service inherits the blind spots of your inventory, so this one comes first.
Start with CI-driven scanning, then grow it into DevSecOps once the gate is trusted.
Start with a penetration test for the attestation, and compliance for the evidence pack behind it.
Twenty seconds, no account, no card. It is also the fastest way for us to scope anything else properly.