Security Consultancy
Architecture review, threat modeling, compliance readiness, and operational security for organizations whose systems cannot afford to make mistakes. Security that starts before the first line of code and extends long after deployment.
Audits catch what’s already built. Consultancy shapes what gets built next. Architecture-level decisions are the most expensive security investment a team can make — or skip. Trust boundaries, key management design, privilege separation, the threat model the system was actually built against. These choices determine whether security is structural or patched. Our consultants are the senior engineers who run Hexens’ audit practice. They bring an attacker’s perspective into your design process, not a compliance checklist. The engagements happen before the code exists — and on systems whose security posture needs to change.
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System Architecture Review
Trust boundaries, privilege separation, key management design, data flow integrity, component interaction patterns. We map dependency chains and identify structural weaknesses that are expensive or impossible to fix once code is written.
Threat Modeling and Risk Assessment
Attack vectors, threat actors, and risk exposure specific to your product or infrastructure. Built from real attack patterns across 300+ engagements, mapped against your specific architecture. Not generic frameworks applied generically.
Compliance and Certification Advisory
SOC 2, ISO 27001, MiCA, DORA, and jurisdiction-specific digital asset regulations. We translate regulatory requirements into concrete engineering controls and audit-ready documentation.
DevSecOps Integration
CI/CD security checks, automated scanning, secure code review practices, dependency management, incident response. Where deployed code is hard to change (and on-chain, impossible), catching vulnerabilities before deployment is the only option that scales.
DDoS Resilience Assessment
Network layer, application layer, and protocol-specific vectors. Current defenses, single points of failure, hardening measures calibrated to your threat profile.
Social Engineering Training and Testing
Phishing, pretexting, opsec testing. Many of the largest breaches in history began with a compromised team member, not a code bug. We probe the human layer the way attackers do, then train against what we find.
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