As a collective of highly technical engineers and developers offering deep security expertise, Praetorian solves the toughest challenges faced by today’s leading organizations across an ever-evolving digital threat landscape. Our solutions enable clients to find, fix, stop, and ultimately solve cybersecurity problems across their entire enterprise and product portfolios.
Cloud Security
Addressing security in a public cloud environment is different than in your on-premises data centers. When you move systems and data to the cloud, security responsibilities become shared between your organization and the cloud service provider. Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) providers, such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), are responsible for securing the underlying infrastructure that supports the cloud, and you are responsible for anything you put on the cloud or connect to the cloud.
IoT Security
Praetorian provides end-to-end Internet of Things (IoT) product security evaluations and certifications that help organizations successfully balance risk with time-to-market pressures. Our engineers help you strengthen the security of your IoT products from chip to cloud. Our solutions provide coverage across technological domains, including embedded devices, firmware, wireless communication protocols, web and mobile applications, cloud services and APIs, and back-end network infrastructure.
Mobile Security
Praetorian's mobile security testing delivers coverage across the complete mobile app environment, from the local app running on-device to the back-end web services and RESTful APIs that power mobile apps off-device.
Security Automation
Praetorian’s unique approach to incident response services is informed by its extensive experience executing red team operations, led by teams of former NSA operators and CIA officers. As active contributors to the MITRE ATT&CK™ framework, our familiarity with the tactics, techniques, and procedures used by sophisticated threat actors allows us to better “read the tea leaves” during network forensics, and extrapolate the attacker’s next moves.
