Capabilities

Start with what is happening.

You do not need to know whether the right answer is DFIR, IAM, MDR, application security, or another specialist discipline. Start with the situation. Blackpine can triage the problem and route the work internally.

For buyers who already know the technical scope.

Existing specialist pages remain available for defined assessments, testing, forensics, monitoring, identity, cloud, application, readiness, compliance, and advisory requirements.

01Security AssessmentsEvidence-led review of exposure, privileged access, configuration, and recovery controls.02Identity & Email SecurityReview the identities, mail controls, and recovery paths attackers use to retain access.03Cloud & SaaS SecurityExamine privileged access, external sharing, integrations, and recovery across cloud and SaaS.04Website & Administrative SecurityTrace control of domains, DNS, hosting, CMS administration, dependencies, and recovery.05Incident ResponseStructured response for compromised identities, email, cloud services, and public systems.06Incident Readiness & RecoveryTest roles, communications, evidence, backup ownership, and recovery decisions before pressure arrives.07Security AdvisoryIndependent technical guidance for security priorities, remediation, vendors, and operating decisions.08Penetration TestingAuthorized testing of web, external, internal, and cloud attack paths with evidence and remediation context.09Application SecurityReview application architecture, APIs, authentication, authorization, dependencies, and software delivery controls.10Digital ForensicsPreserve and analyze available digital evidence to establish timelines, actions, and affected systems.11Security MonitoringReview logging, detection coverage, triage, escalation, and the operational path from signal to response.12Compliance ReadinessTechnical gap and evidence readiness work for security frameworks without overstating certification or attestation.

Choose the commercial model after the problem is clear.

Blackpine On-Demand, Response Retainer, and Managed Security cover different relationships. Scope, authority, service levels, and recurring responsibilities are defined in writing.