FailSafe SWARM is #1 on CVE-Bench
OpSec Review

Secure Your Operations, Not Just Your Code

Attackers often move through people, identity, and process gaps before they reach the system you thought you were protecting. Our OpSec Review identifies those operational paths before attackers do.

Trusted by security teams protecting critical operations

Base
Monad
Binance
MegaETH
Circle
Solana
YGG
AWS
Base
Monad
Binance
MegaETH
Circle
Solana
YGG
AWS
Coverage

What We Assess

Our OpSec Review covers every aspect of your operational security, from key management to social engineering defenses.

Key Management

Evaluate private key storage, access controls, signing procedures, and seed phrase handling across your organization.

Access Control & IAM

Review identity management, role-based access, privileged accounts, and authentication mechanisms.

Infrastructure Security

Assess cloud configurations, server hardening, network segmentation, and deployment pipelines.

Endpoint Security

Evaluate device security policies, remote work practices, and endpoint protection measures.

Security Policies

Review and develop incident response plans, disaster recovery, and security governance frameworks.

Social Engineering Defense

Assess phishing resilience, security awareness training, and communication security practices.

Why It Matters

Most Hacks Exploit People, Not Code

Modern security programs fail at the seams: privileged access, third-party connections, secrets, cloud configuration, and human workflows. These operational paths can turn a small control gap into a high-impact incident.

An OpSec Review identifies these human and procedural vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them, giving you a complete picture of your security posture.

Identify security blind spots before attackers exploit them
Meet compliance requirements for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and sector-specific controls
Protect against social engineering and insider threats
Strengthen privileged access, secrets, and model-operations practices

Key Benefits

Identify security blind spots before attackers exploit them
Meet compliance requirements for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and sector-specific controls
Protect against social engineering and insider threats
Strengthen privileged access, secrets, and model-operations practices
Build a security-aware culture across your organization
Reduce insurance premiums with documented security practices
What You Get

Deliverables

Every OpSec Review includes detailed documentation and hands-on support to improve your security posture.

1

Executive Summary

High-level overview of security posture with risk ratings and prioritized recommendations for leadership.

2

Detailed Findings Report

Documentation of all identified vulnerabilities with severity classifications and evidence.

3

Remediation Roadmap

Prioritized action plan with quick wins and long-term improvements, including effort estimates.

4

Policy Templates

Customized security policy templates and procedures written for your organization.

5

Implementation Support

Hands-on guidance during remediation with verification of implemented controls.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

An Operational Security (OpSec) Review is an assessment of your organization's security practices beyond just code. It examines how your team handles sensitive information, manages access to critical systems, stores private keys, responds to incidents, and protects against social engineering attacks.

While penetration testing focuses on technical vulnerabilities in applications and infrastructure, an OpSec review examines the human and procedural layer: identity, secrets, access, vendors, incident readiness, and social engineering. It complements technical security assessments and CTEM by addressing the controls attackers rely on between systems.

We'll need access to your security documentation, organizational charts, infrastructure diagrams, and key personnel for interviews. We also conduct controlled assessments of your team's security awareness. All information is handled under strict confidentiality agreements.

A typical OpSec review takes 2 to 4 weeks depending on organization size and complexity. This includes initial assessment, interviews, documentation review, controlled testing, and final reporting. We can accommodate urgent timelines for critical situations.

Yes, we provide implementation support as part of our engagement. This includes hands-on guidance for implementing recommended controls, policy development assistance, and verification that improvements are effective. We also offer ongoing advisory services for continuous improvement.