End-to-end Research
Where Intelligence
Meets Security
We are here to explore the intersection of AI and security. Our aim is to research, develop, evaluate, and deploy agents, tools and systems designed to ensure that organisational security operations can be accomplished successfully despite cyber attacks.
Research Overview:
System, Model and Agent Security
Controlled Environment Purple Team Research
Threat Intelligence and Vulnarability Assessment
Forward Deployed Research
Our research is deployed in a controlled environment to reveal how vulnerable your infrastructure is from an offensive security perspective. We then use the insights to develop and deploy solutions to improve your security posture continuously.
Cognitive Security Strategies:
System and Model Security
Agent Security
Purple Teaming
Runtime Security
Risk and Posture Management


Modern Security Research
AI-Assisted
Security Research
Combining cutting-edge AI research, human insights with traditional security methodologies to uncover vulnerabilities and threats. We are continuously improving security posture through proactive analysis and response.
Overview:
Vulnerability Assessment
Purple Team Research
Risk Assessment
Partnerships
We are always looking for partnerships with organisations that are interested in exploring the intersection of AI and security. We provide comprehensive research in vulnerability assessment, penetration testing and risk assessments in a controlled environment to reveal how vulnerable your infrastructure is from an offensive security perspective.
Lab brief:
Purple teaming
Insights and strategies
Resources and tooling
AI integration research and development
Technical approach:
Virtual and Controlled lab environments
Simulated attack scenarios
A mixture of human and AI testing
Forward Deployed Research
Blogs
Latest blogs and research

Research Notes: Understanding the OWASP Artificial Intelligence Security Verification Standard (AISVS)

MongoBleed (CVE-2025-14847): A Silent Memory Leak With Serious Consequences

December 2025 — A Critical Security Moment for React and Next.js
