You do not need to have the exact service, scope, or technical details figured out before reaching out. Tell us what prompted the project, what you are trying to understand, and any deadlines or requirements that matter.
You will speak directly with the people who do the work. No sales handoff, no generic discovery script, and no pressure to force the project into a service that does not fit.
Use whichever option is easiest. Reaching out does not commit you to an engagement.
Some organizations already know exactly what they need. Others only know that a customer, audit, incident, or internal concern triggered the conversation. Both are fine.
Tell us what prompted the project, what you are concerned about, and what you need to learn. We can help determine whether the right next step is penetration testing, a focused security assessment, or something more targeted.
Schedule a ConversationIf you already know the environment and service you need, the scoping questionnaire is the fastest way to give us enough information to estimate the work and prepare the right follow-up questions.
Scope the WorkThat works too. Send us a short note with the project background, environment, timeline, and anything else you already know. We can take it from there without making you work through a sales process.
Email [email protected]A formal brief is not necessary. A few pieces of context are usually enough to start the conversation productively.
After the initial conversation, we may ask for approximate system counts, application details, locations, testing constraints, or other information needed to determine the effort involved.
If the project is ready to move forward, we use that information to confirm the scope, approach, schedule, and proposal. If the project is not a good fit for what we do, we will tell you that too.
A conversation or scoping submission is only the beginning. Testing starts only after the scope, schedule, rules of engagement, and written authorization have been finalized.
Tell us what you are trying to accomplish. We will help figure out the most useful next step.
