Your team can win the fight against cybercriminals. It just needs to train the way hackers fight.
And the only way to do that is to train with hackers. We're the ones on your side.
This isn't a boxing match. It's a street fight.
Cybercriminals follow no rules. They fight as dirty as they want, and they do.
Audits and once-a-year tests prepare you for a fair fight. We prepare you for the one you will actually get.
How the other side fights
- They pick the time. You don't.
- They go around your strongest defenses, not through them.
- They need one opening. You have to cover them all.
- They run the same playbook every time, because it keeps working.
You've invested in security. You still can't say if it would hold.
That is not a failure on your part. Security programs get built from frameworks, audits and checklists, and you have probably passed every one of them.
But attackers don't audit. They are like water: they take the path of least resistance.
The missing piece
Nobody has shown you what a real attacker would do inside your environment. So your team has never trained for it.
Your controls and your response plan have never been hit. Until they are, nobody knows how they will perform, including you.
We can't fight this for you. We make sure you're ready.
Defenders have the harder job, and attackers hold every advantage. We have spent every year since 2014 thinking like the other side. Offensive security is all we do.
We don't sell hardware, software or remediation, so nothing we tell you is a sales pitch. You get the plain truth about where you stand and a sparring partner who fights the way real adversaries do.
It's critical for upper management to review the findings and get the unbiased results directly from the third party performing the assessment.
IT manager, professional services firm
How we get you ready
See your environment through an attacker's eyes
We go after your network, applications, people and buildings the way a real adversary would, inside agreed limits.
Close the paths that matter most
You get a short, ranked list of fixes your team can realistically carry out, tied to what matters most to your business.
Stay fight-ready, all year
We keep probing, your team keeps sparring, and you rehearse a real incident with your leadership before one arrives.
Attackers don't book one week in September.
They probe you all year, and your environment changes every week whether you notice or not.
A once-a-year test tells you how you looked on one day. Nobody gets fight-ready from one sparring session a year.
We become the offensive side of your security team.
Ethical hackers, red team and purple team on your side all year, for less than one full-time hire. We keep probing, your team keeps sparring, and the open paths keep closing.
A test tells you where you stood on one day. We keep you ready every day.
Three principles behind every engagement
Threat-centric wisdom
Everything starts with how real adversaries think and operate. Not a compliance checklist.
Pragmatism
We recommend fixes that reduce real risk and that your team can realistically carry out.
Your business context
You get what matters for your organization, not a generic report that could belong to anyone.
How we train with you
A single project is round one. Staying ready is the goal.
- Comprehensive security assessment
- The full pictureA complete review of your environment and controls, with a ranked list of fixes.
- Year-round partnership
- Staying fight-readyHackerGuards and quarterly social engineering put our team on your side all year, probing as your environment changes.
- Penetration testing
- Sparring roundsHow far can someone get in your network, applications, wireless and buildings, and would you notice?
- Red and purple team
- A full fightWe emulate a real adversary from start to finish, on our own or side by side with your defenders.
- Social engineering
- Testing your peopleEmail, phone and text message campaigns that measure how your staff really respond.
- Tabletop exercises
- Fight rehearsalYour leadership and responders walk through a realistic incident before a real one arrives.
What clients say
We've been following all your recommendations. We started at 6 in our first year of testing, 3 in our second year, and now 0 in our third year.
IT leader, three-year client
There are some very good findings and recommendations here, and honestly, they are so well explained I don't think I need to take up your time discussing them further.
Technical lead, SaaS provider
The penetration testing engagements, along with the quarterly vulnerability scans, have provided meaningful insights into our security posture and have helped us identify and address areas of risk in a proactive manner.
Security leader, public school district
Founded by a hacker.
Tyler Wrightson founded Leet in 2014 after watching organization after organization struggle with the same basic problems. He has spent close to three decades in technical security and is the author of Advanced Persistent Threat Hacking and Wireless Network Security: A Beginner's Guide.
Leet exists to fundamentally change the way organizations approach cybersecurity. That starts with preparing like it's a fight, against the adversaries you will really face.
Train with hackers.
Stay fight-ready.
There are two ways to find out if your defenses hold. One is a real attack. The other starts with a scoping call.
Book a scoping call or call 844-533-8797