Continuous offensive security
Hunt attackers.
Our operators run proprietary AI pipelines for discovery, enumeration, and exploitation, then validate every finding by hand. Premium testers, honest rates, every surface in scope.
Simulated engagement. Hosts and tickets are invented.
Why continuous
Your attack surface does not wait for the annual test.
Nobody argues with that sentence, so here it is as a year you can scrub. Every month ships something ordinary. Our AI pipeline watches for it around the clock. A once-a-year test never sees it again.
One year of ordinary change
Drag or hover the year
Change freeze. Nothing ships, and nothing gets tested either.
- Annual test
- 58untested surfaces, 330 days on
- Retained
- 0untested. retested every cycle
Illustration of one ordinary year, not a measurement of a client. Your surface changes on your own schedule, which is the point.
Retained testing keeps the same operators on these surfaces year round.
What we actually do
Offensive security services
Red team. Purple team. Every flavor of pentest: web, source, IT, OT, IoT, and the network in between. Our operators run proprietary AI pipelines for every phase of the kill chain. Open a brief for the sample report.
“Compliance is a lagging indicator. Security is a leading one.”
The 3Nails Podcast
We talk to the people who own the risk.
Security and IT leaders on the part of the job that is not technical: how it gets funded, what a board will actually sit through, and where frameworks stop helping.
Shane McDaniel
Chief Information Officer
City of Seguin, Texas
Running security for a fast-growing city on a municipal budget, and why noise and relationships buy more coverage than spend.
Alex Ryals
CISO and SVP Solutions
MicroAge
Where a commercial team should start with the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, and where frameworks stop helping.
Curtis L. Blais
Author
CyberDynamX
Who actually owns cyber risk, and why the CISO belongs in the room before the incident.
Ready?
Tell us the surface.
Norfolk, Virginia / sales@3nailsinfosec.com