A small shop that takes things apart.

Most of what we do is unglamorous. Reading firmware. Tracing buses. Getting a foothold on a chip that wasn't meant to give one up, and writing the tooling that makes the next one quicker. We've been at it for over a decade, across telecommunications, industrial control, networking, aerospace, and ordinary commercial hardware.

Some of that work has been published or written about. Most of it never will be, and that's fine. The headline was never the point. We'd rather hand you a finding that holds up than a story about one.

We keep the team small on purpose. It means the person who scopes your work is usually the person doing it, and the answer you get back is the real one, not a tidier version of it. When something is solid, we'll say so plainly. When it isn't, we'll tell you that too.

That's the whole idea behind security without theater: less performance, more proof. We stay hands-on, at the bench, in the firmware, on the wire, because that's where the truth about a system actually lives.