Overview
SEC.02Services

What we do
for clients

Eight service lines, one operating standard: certified practitioners, named frameworks, and deliverables you can audit. Every engagement is scoped in writing before work begins.

01

Governance, Risk & Compliance

Frameworks, visibility, and control to manage risk at scale. We build programs around ISO 27001, IEC 62443, and the regulatory obligations your organization actually carries, not a generic checklist.

Typical Scope

  • Map regulatory obligations to specific controls and owners
  • Build or audit ISMS documentation and risk registers
  • Run risk assessments and deliver treatment plans
  • Prepare teams and evidence for certification audits
02

Security Operations Center

24/7 managed security with continuous monitoring, proactive threat hunting, and real-time incident response. Run by analysts in Muscat, in your timezone, on your schedule.

Typical Scope

  • Monitor environments around the clock, every day of the year
  • Triage, investigate, and escalate alerts with defined SLAs
  • Hunt threats across logs, endpoints, and network telemetry
  • Coordinate response when an incident crosses the line
03

Offensive Security

Penetration testing, VAPT, and red teaming against NIST, MITRE ATT&CK, and OWASP frameworks. Findings come with reproduction steps, not just severity scores.

Typical Scope

  • Test applications, networks, and infrastructure for real weaknesses
  • Simulate adversaries with objective-driven red team engagements
  • Deliver findings with reproduction steps and remediation guidance
  • Retest after fixes so closure is verified, not assumed
04

Defensive Security

Server hardening, endpoint protection, architecture reviews, and cloud security assessments. The unglamorous work that determines whether the next incident is a headline or a log line.

Typical Scope

  • Harden servers, endpoints, and cloud workloads against benchmarks
  • Review architecture and designs before they ship to production
  • Assess cloud configurations and identity surfaces
  • Close the specific gaps our offensive teams demonstrate
05

Research & Development

Applied R&D aligned with digital transformation goals. The division builds proprietary tools and methods, then transfers what works into our platforms.

Typical Scope

  • Build proprietary security tooling for client-specific problems
  • Prototype new defenses against real operational requirements
  • Evaluate emerging protocols and attack methods
  • Transfer proven research into HORUS and THE GATE
06

Cyber Education

CTF events, training programs, awareness campaigns, and professional development tailored per client. Security posture improves when people do.

Typical Scope

  • Design and run CTF events for teams, universities, and nationals
  • Deliver role-based technical training programs
  • Build awareness campaigns measured by behavior change
  • Coach staff toward industry certifications
07

Incident Response

Rapid containment, forensic analysis, and structured recovery aligned with international practice. When an incident lands, speed and evidence discipline decide the outcome.

Typical Scope

  • Contain active incidents and stop the bleeding first
  • Preserve and analyze forensic evidence to a defensible standard
  • Coordinate recovery, communications, and business continuity
  • Document what happened and harden against the repeat
08

Technology Implementation

End-to-end deployment of security platforms with agile local support and emergency readiness. We install, integrate, and stay until it runs itself.

Typical Scope

  • Deploy security platforms end to end, from design to go-live
  • Integrate new controls with existing infrastructure and workflows
  • Support operations after launch with local engineers
  • Respond to emergencies in the same timezone as the incident
09How Engagements Run

The
process

Four phases, documented at every step. You know what we are doing, why, and what it costs before we start.

PHASE 01

Assess

We map what you have, what threatens it, and what it is worth. No assumptions, no template scope.

PHASE 02

Design

We define the work, the controls, and the measures of success in writing. You sign off before anything starts.

PHASE 03

Deploy

We build and implement with your team, not around it. Knowledge transfer happens during the work, not after.

PHASE 04

Operate

We run, monitor, and improve as the threat environment shifts. Reviews are scheduled, not optional.