Product security engineering

Product security engineering, done with your team

Pen tests that leave you regression tests, engineers in your design reviews, and EU CRA monitoring for machinery and robot makers.

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A lab bench with an ECU wired to test equipment beside an old pen test report

One OEM engagement grew into seven service lines, at under 10% of a competitor's bid

On-site or through a bench in your lab

Inside your Jira and DOORS

Three ways we work with your team

Penetration testing

Your pen test covered one firmware release.

We test the device the way an attacker would, on-site or through a bench that stays in your lab. Then we turn findings into test cases you re-run on every release and compare run to run.

Read: Your ECU pen test expires at the next release →

Embedded engineers

A security engineer on your supplier call.

Our engineers take tasks, sit in your design reviews and supplier calls, and work inside your Jira and DOORS, for the hours each month the work needs.

EU Cyber Resilience Act

CRA vulnerability reporting started September 11.

Reporting an actively exploited flaw within 24 hours starts with seeing it in the fleet. Connected machinery, robots and their components fall under the EU CRA unless built solely for EU type-approved cars, vans, trucks, buses, trailers or motorcycles. We built CRA-driven fleet monitoring for an equipment maker, now run by a two-person team, plus the disclosure program behind it.

Read: CRA reporting starts September 11, 2026 →

What happens next

  1. 1Send the form with what's on your plate.
  2. 2We reply by email with questions about your product.
  3. 3We scope the work with your team.

Do you work in our tools?

Yes. Our engineers work inside your existing tools, including Jira and DOORS.

How small can the work be?

We staff the hours each month the work needs.

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