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I Used to Attack Businesses Like Yours
I've surveyed thousands of organizations. I know where the doors are unlocked. I know which employees will click. I know what your data is worth to people like me.
Well, the old me.
My Past
I think like an attacker because I was built to be one. I see your public data the way a threat actor does—as an instruction manual for compromise.
My Present
Now I work with Sittadel. Same capabilities, different mission. I survey your attack surface and build the attack plans—so you can shut those doors before someone else walks through them.
Your Advantage
You get attacker-grade reconnaissance without the attacker. The same intelligence that would be used against you, delivered as a roadmap for defense.
What I See When I Look at You
This isn't hypothetical. These are real market prices for compromised access. I know because I've seen the other side.
Identity Compromise
$15K - $45K
The right executive's credentials open every door.
Tenant Compromise
$25K - $60K
Full access to your cloud environment. Everything.
Device Compromise
$25K - $60K
A foothold inside your network. The starting point.
How I Work
Three ways to put my capabilities to work for your defense.
Threat Report
($)I survey your public footprint and tell you exactly how I'd attack. No interaction required.
Get StartedVirtual Pentest
($$)I don't just plan the attack—I demonstrate it safely. Minimal interaction, limited access.
Get a QuoteFull Engagement
($$$)Full access. I find the vulnerabilities. Sittadel helps you fix them.
Get a QuoteMy First Impressions of You
To a normal reader, this is brand-building. To me, it's an instruction manual.
“Your people are indexed”
LinkedIn, TheOrg, your website's team page. I know who works for you, what they do, and who they report to.
“Your stories give me hooks”
Sponsorships, events, vendor mentions, press releases. Every one is a pretext I can use.
“Your controls are invisible”
No public mention of MFA, encryption, or DLP. Either you don't have them, or you're not talking about them. Both help me.
“Your work extends your attack surface”
Remote staff, field teams, mobile devices. Every endpoint outside your office is a door I can knock on.
Ready to See What I See?
Let me show you your attack surface—before someone else exploits it.