Whether you are an independent consultant needing specialized expertise, a firm looking for overflow capacity,
or a fellow engineer seeking peer review, we are here to collaborate.
🤝 White-Label Consulting
Support your clients under your brand
- GIAC-certified expertise for your engagements
- Specialized skills: SIEM, threat hunting, cloud security, compliance
- Flexible engagement models (project-based or hourly)
- Professional deliverables aligned with your standards
- NDA and confidentiality agreements standard
- No client poaching—your relationship stays yours
Example: You land a SOC 2 Type 2 engagement but need SIEM expertise.
Our team provides the technical work while you maintain the client relationship.
🔍 Peer Review & Second Opinions
Technical validation and quality assurance
- Penetration test report review and validation
- Security architecture design review
- Compliance documentation review (WISP, policies, procedures)
- Detection rule effectiveness assessment
- Incident response plan tabletop exercises
- Code review for security tools and automation
Example: You have written a pentest report and want another set of eyes
to ensure findings are accurate and recommendations are sound.
⚡ Overflow Capacity
Scale your team when you need it
- Short-notice availability for urgent projects
- Seasonal demand support (tax season, audit season)
- Specialized assessments (GIAC GMON for SIEM, GCSA for cloud)
- Remote or on-site (Portland/Sandy, Oregon area)
- Integrate with your existing workflows and tools
- Transparent communication and status updates
Example: Your firm has 3 pentests scheduled simultaneously.
Our team takes one engagement so you can deliver on time.
🎓 Knowledge Sharing
Learn together, grow together
- Technical mentorship and guidance
- GIAC certification study groups and advice
- Tool demonstrations (ThreatGuard GPT, MCP servers, SIEM)
- Threat intelligence sharing and analysis
- Open source contributions and collaboration
- Conference meetups and networking
Example: You are studying for GMON and want to discuss detection
engineering concepts with someone who has been through it.