> Acta Security is an EU-based cybersecurity unit that breaks into your business before someone else does — then sticks around to make sure they can't. Operators on the keyboard. Not consultants on the slide deck.
// Pick one engagement or compose a program. Every project is led by a senior operator and scoped to your real attack surface.
Penetration testing, red-team operations and adversary emulation against the parts of your business that actually matter. Goal-based. Not checklist-based.
Posture assessments, SOC tuning, detection engineering and incident response. We harden what the offensive side found — and what your next attacker hasn't.
GDPR, NIS2, DORA and ISO 27001 — written by people who also break systems for a living. Regulation translated into concrete engineering work. No policy theatre.
Continuous monitoring of surface, deep and dark web for credentials, brand abuse and chatter about your sector. Attribution-grade reporting. Not RSS scraping.
Phishing simulations, secure-coding workshops, executive tabletop exercises and board briefings. Real attacks rehearsed in safe conditions — in your language.
Fractional and interim CISO leadership, security strategy, M&A diligence and board-level reporting. Embedded enough to own outcomes. Light enough to scale.
// If you suspect or confirm an active incident, connect via SimpleX Chat below. We answer within a few hours, typically under 1 hour — including weekends and holidays.
// How to connect
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ACTA IR // SEALED CHANNEL OPEN You are connected to Acta Security Incident Response. Briefly: organisation, what you suspect, when it started. An operator will respond within a few hours, typically under 1 hour.
// end-to-end encrypted · no phone number · no account
// routed through ACTA-operated relays in EU (smp.actasecurity.eu)
// Every project follows the same backbone — scoped to your sector, regulator and risk appetite.
We map your true attack surface — cloud, code, identity, third parties, people — and agree the rules of engagement with you. No surprises. No scope creep.
↳ 3–5 DAYSSenior operators execute the agreed playbook — pentest, red team or full adversary emulation — chaining real-world vectors against real business outcomes.
↳ 2–6 WEEKSWritten and live debriefs for two audiences: engineers get reproducible exploit chains; the board gets a one-page risk picture in plain language.
↳ 1 WEEKWe sit with your team and close the gaps — detection rules, hardened configs, IR playbooks. Where helpful, we go purple and run the attack against the new defences.
↳ 4–8 WEEKSMonthly threat-intel briefings, quarterly retesting, on-demand IR support. The goal isn't a clean report — it's a moving target.
↳ ONGOING// No subcontracting. No junior pyramid. The names on the proposal are the people on the keyboard.
// A short list of things we believe — written down so we can be held to them.
We don't pad scope. We don't pad reports. We don't pad invoices.
A clean report is not the goal. A boring attack surface is.
Compliance is the floor, not the ceiling. NIS2 won't stop the breach — the work behind it might.
Your data stays in the EU. So do we. So does the chain of custody.
We tell you what we found, what we couldn't find, and what we didn't have time to look for. The third one matters most.
No subcontractors. No junior pyramid. The name on the proposal is the name on the keyboard.
When we're wrong, we say so — in writing, before you notice.
// Thirty minutes with a senior operator. No pitch deck, no NDA gymnastics — just a frank look at where you'd lose first, and what we'd do about it.