Fuzzing
Targeted fuzzing strategies for complex software, protocols and embedded targets, designed around the behavior and constraints of the system under test.
We connect findings across software, firmware and systems to expose the paths that create product risk — and turn that understanding into stronger, more resilient products.
From fault discovery to architecture, we work across the layers where product security problems emerge and interact.
Targeted fuzzing strategies for complex software, protocols and embedded targets, designed around the behavior and constraints of the system under test.
Analysis of firmware, binaries, protocols and undocumented behavior to establish how a product actually works — and where trust assumptions fail.
Root-cause analysis that moves beyond individual findings to understand exploitability, interaction and product-level impact.
Security assessment across firmware, interfaces, communications, update mechanisms and the wider lifecycle of connected products.
A vulnerability rarely exists in isolation. We connect technical findings with architecture, trust boundaries and system behavior to understand how weaknesses combine into meaningful attack paths.
That perspective informs both offensive research and defensive engineering — helping teams prioritize what matters and design controls at the right layer.
Find faults through research, fuzzing and analysis.
Map findings to components, trust boundaries and attack paths.
Establish root cause, reachability and system impact.
Translate evidence into architecture and engineering decisions.
We connect product security engineering with the requirements shaping modern connected products.
Supporting the translation of cybersecurity obligations into practical product requirements, architecture and lifecycle controls.
Technical security requirements for IACS components, considered in the context of actual implementation and system behavior.
Cybersecurity engineering across the road-vehicle lifecycle, connecting risk analysis and security requirements with product architecture and implementation.
Engineering support for vehicle cybersecurity and Cyber Security Management System requirements, with a focus on evidence, risk treatment and lifecycle processes.
References to standards and regulation describe areas of engineering work and do not imply certification or accreditation.
Research publications and engineering write-ups are coming soon.
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