The test was real
Attack simulation is meant to resemble an actual adversary, across people, process, and technology. A checklist with no adversary is a different job.
Practice 05
DONE provides corporate cybersecurity across offense, cloud and infrastructure, secure development, governance, and the people who have to notice an attack.
The work
Real-world attack simulations, comprehensive security assessments, and continuous strategic guidance. The seven lines are the published scope. This page does not add a client, a finding, or a certificate.
Simulating real-world APT attacks to test defenses across people, process, and technology.
Full-stack assessments for web, network, cloud, and Active Directory, with a remediation roadmap in priority order.
Configuration reviews for AWS, Azure, and on-premise environments, including identity, storage, and network segmentation.
Flaws in code and architecture, including the OWASP Top 10 and static and dynamic testing, and help for developers to build the safer pattern in.
Advisory that aligns controls with the standards they name: NIST, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, and the CIS Controls. Naming a standard is the scope of the advice. It is not a certificate.
Training built for the employees, and ethical phishing campaigns, to measure and improve how people hold up.
The published role is a vCISO and a virtual red-team lead: ongoing guidance, continuous watch on the attack surface, and a quarterly review of the posture.
A security engagement is judged by whether the organization can act on it. DONE has not published a finding, a score, or a letter of attestation.
Attack simulation is meant to resemble an actual adversary, across people, process, and technology. A checklist with no adversary is a different job.
An assessment that does not say what to fix first is unfinished. They publish prioritized remediation as the output.
Code review is paired with help for the developers. The point is the next release, not only the report.
The advisor line is quarterly, not a single week. Guidance that stops at the PDF is not the published offer.
DONE has published the practice in full. It has not published a client name, a vulnerability, or a certificate.
When an engagement can be told in public, it belongs here with the finding the client has agreed to share.
Both exist in the scope, and they are not the same line. Assessment and hardening is the full-stack review. Red teaming is the simulated attack. One does not replace the other.
They advise on alignment with NIST, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, and the CIS Controls. This page does not say DONE is certified, and it does not say a client left certified.
The people who run the defense, the developers who ship the next change, and the employees who have to notice a phishing mail. All three are in the published scope.
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