We build the software your business runs on — and the shield that keeps it standing.

Attackers impersonate people or brands you trust — over email, SMS or a phone call — to trick staff into handing over passwords or approving payments. It's the entry point for most breaches, because it targets people, not code.

Malicious software encrypts your files and systems, then demands payment to unlock them. A single infected device can freeze an entire business and permanently destroy any data that wasn't backed up.

Thousands of compromised machines flood your website or app with traffic until it buckles and real customers can't get in. It's often used for extortion — or as a smokescreen for a second attack.

By slipping crafted input into a form or web address, an attacker can trick a poorly-built application into leaking or altering your entire database — customer records, credentials and all.

An attacker secretly positions themselves between your users and your systems — often on unsecured public Wi-Fi — quietly reading or altering data in transit, including logins and payment details.

A brand-new flaw with no fix yet available. Because defenders have had “zero days” to patch it, these vulnerabilities are prized by sophisticated attackers and move fast once discovered.

Attackers use passwords leaked from other companies' breaches — or automated guessing at scale — to break into accounts where people reused a password. Cheap to run, and devastating when it works.