Every engagement is led personally by a senior engineer with 20+ years of hands-on experience across financial services, healthcare, IoT, and large-scale enterprise infrastructure.
Unlike large consultancies where your engagement gets handed off to a junior analyst, Twin Tech Labs engagements are led directly by our founder — a CTO-level engineer with hands-on experience running cybersecurity programs at a global financial services firm, building OSINT threat intelligence platforms, and securing connected medical and industrial devices. You get senior expertise without the senior-firm price tag.
We conduct adversarial security testing against web applications and mobile platforms using industry-standard methodologies. The goal is not a lengthy report that sits in a drawer — it's actionable findings your engineering team can immediately prioritize and address.
We use tools including Burp Suite, Qualys, and custom tooling to simulate real-world attack scenarios appropriate to your threat model.
Request an EngagementOWASP Top 10 coverage, authentication and authorization testing, injection vulnerabilities, API security, and business logic flaws.
iOS and Android application security: data storage, transport security, authentication, reverse engineering exposure, and inter-app communication.
Findings are documented with severity ratings, reproduction steps, and concrete remediation guidance — written for engineers, not auditors.
Optional follow-up testing to validate that identified vulnerabilities have been addressed effectively before you ship or submit.
Vulnerability scanning alone produces noise. We help you build a vulnerability management program that integrates with your existing workflows, prioritizes findings by real risk, and tracks remediation to closure.
We have direct experience with Qualys, Snyk, Snyk Code, GitGuardian, GitHub Advanced Security, and Axonius in production enterprise environments.
Get StartedScheduled vulnerability scans across infrastructure, containers, and code — integrated with your CI/CD pipeline to catch issues before they ship.
Not all CVEs are equal. We help your team prioritize based on exploitability, asset criticality, and your specific threat model — not just CVSS scores.
Static analysis and secret detection integrated into source control — catching hardcoded credentials, injection vulnerabilities, and insecure patterns at commit time.
Close-the-loop tracking of open findings, remediation timelines, and re-test validation to demonstrate progress to stakeholders and auditors.
A SIEM that nobody monitors is an expensive checkbox. We help you build a continuous monitoring capability that actually works — from architecture and tooling selection through alert tuning, runbook development, and ongoing management.
Engagements can include Arca for self-hosted environments, open-source SIEM solutions, or integration guidance for commercial platforms.
Discuss Your NeedsLog source inventory, data flow design, storage sizing, retention policy, and tooling selection aligned to your compliance requirements and budget.
Rule development and tuning to minimize false positives while ensuring high-fidelity detection of the threats that matter to your environment.
Documented response procedures for the alerts your team will encounter, so analysts have clear guidance when a rule fires at 2am.
For self-hosted environments, we can deploy and configure Arca — including custom agents, collection schema design, and detection rule creation.
Security that only happens at the end of the software lifecycle is security that consistently fails. We help engineering teams shift left — integrating security controls, tooling, and culture throughout the development process.
Drawing on direct experience building DevSecOps programs at a global financial services firm, we know what works and what creates friction your developers will route around.
Start a ConversationSAST, DAST, dependency scanning, and secret detection integrated into your build pipeline — GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkins.
Secret scanning setup (GitGuardian, GitHub Advanced Security), pre-commit hooks, and credential rotation policy guidance.
Image scanning, IAM policy review, cloud security posture assessment (AWS/Azure), and infrastructure-as-code security review.
Practical, hands-on security training for engineering teams — built around your actual stack and the vulnerabilities most relevant to your product.
A thorough review of your system architecture through a security lens: authentication and authorization patterns, data flows, encryption in transit and at rest, network segmentation, third-party integrations, and trust boundaries.
Delivered as a structured findings document with prioritized recommendations — suitable for both engineering teams and executive stakeholders. Particularly valuable pre-launch, pre-audit, or before a significant architectural change.
Schedule a ReviewAn incident response plan that lives in a wiki and was never tested is a false sense of security. We help teams build IR programs they can actually execute — including tabletop exercises that surface gaps before a real event does.
Build Your IR ProgramConnected devices expand the attack surface in ways that traditional IT security programs are not built to address. We bring hands-on experience with IoT platform architecture (MathWorks ThingSpeak), embedded firmware, wireless interface security, and medical device cybersecurity requirements.
This service is particularly relevant for medical device manufacturers navigating FDA cybersecurity requirements, and industrial IoT operators managing critical infrastructure.
Discuss Your DeviceSecurity assessment of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and BLE interfaces — pairing, authentication, encryption, replay and spoofing protection.
Firmware extraction and analysis for hardcoded credentials, insecure update mechanisms, and attack surface exposure in embedded operating systems.
Security review of the device-to-cloud communication path, API authentication, data storage, and backend infrastructure serving connected devices.
Cybersecurity documentation and testing support for 510(k), De Novo, and PMA submissions — aligned with FDA guidance and Section 524B requirements.
Many growing companies need senior security leadership before they can justify a full-time CISO. A fractional engagement gives you CTO-level security expertise, board-ready reporting, and a coherent security program — at a fraction of the cost.
Engagements typically include a defined number of hours per month, covering strategic roadmap development, vendor review, compliance program oversight, and availability for ad-hoc escalations.
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