Why we exist
It Started With A Breach That Never Should Have Happened
A Central Ohio distributor lost three days of orders to a ransomware note that came in through a forgotten admin login. Nothing exotic — no nation-state, no zero-day. Just a default password on an internet-facing box that a five-minute test would have flagged. They had assumed, reasonably, that nobody would bother with a company their size.
They were wrong, and they are not unusual. Attackers automate. They don't decide you're too small to target — they sweep every address on the internet and let the tooling sort out who left a door open. The businesses that get hit hardest are almost never the ones the news covers.
We test the way an attacker actually would — then write it up the way an owner can actually use.
Kryptelia was built to sit where a full-time security hire would, without the payroll line that makes no sense until you're much larger. You get offensive testing, a plain-language verdict, and a number to call when something feels wrong — all priced per engagement, agreed before we begin.