A New Site, and Where We've Been

This site looks different. We rebuilt it from scratch: new design, new structure, new stack, and a different way of describing what we do.

We also stopped publishing for a while. That was a deliberate choice.

Why we went quiet

The past several months have been busy. We ran engagements back to back, which is the position we want to be in. When client work is live, it takes full attention. The site waited.

The pause gave us time to think about how we were presenting ourselves. The old copy was generic: accurate enough, but it could have described any security consultancy. It said nothing specific about what we find, how we work, or what we actually think about the industry. We decided to fix that properly rather than patch it.

What we built instead

The new site is built to stay current. Security work moves quickly, and a website that sits six months behind the practice does more harm than none at all. We can now write something, review it, and publish it in an afternoon.

The structure is organised around how clients come to us:

• Services describe what you get and why it matters, not how we run our process internally.
• Insights will carry notes from the work: specific techniques, specific problems, things worth knowing.
• Contact is a form and a phone number. You reach out, a person responds.

What changes

We plan to write more. Client engagements surface things worth sharing: attack patterns we encounter, defence decisions worth examining, observations from working on the offensive side. Posts will be short and specific.

The site stays minimal. No pop-ups, no aggressive data collection. We work in security. Running a surveillance-heavy website would be a peculiar choice.

If you need us

We are taking on new engagements. If you want to discuss a test, a retainer, or push back on something we have written, get in touch.