Briefings
Professional hacker briefings for leadership
These professional hacker briefings are written for the people who commission testing, rather than those who run it. So each one covers a single decision in plain terms.
What every mandate shares
Every mandate is led personally by a senior professional hacker, so the person you meet is the person on your systems. Also, one fixed fee is agreed after a written scoping brief.
Nothing is retained afterwards, and no client is named without written consent. In addition, a bounded Exposure Assessment exists for organisations that need one clear answer first.
How to read these professional hacker briefings
Start with the briefing closest to your situation. Then share it with whoever will sign the authorisation. That person decides the scope, so their questions matter most. Also, note any deadline set by a customer, a board or an examiner. Each briefing ends with what to include in an enquiry, so one written message is usually enough.
Professional hacker briefings by sector and scale
Banks, and estates large enough to need one principal.
Professional hacker briefings on principles
What testing proves, and the conduct it should follow.
Request an introduction
Tell us what you need protected and what you are trying to prevent. A senior professional hacker replies within one business day when the mandate is a fit.
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