What we cover
A quick, structured look at your product and how you secure it today, and whether a deeper review is worth doing.
- 01
Your product and its surface
What you have built, who can reach it, and what a new signup can touch.
- 02
How you handle security today
Scanning, pentesting, evals and reviews: what each answers, and who owns it.
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Whether an ExploitOps Review fits
Whether there is a real need worth a scoped review with the research team, or not yet.
What you leave with
- →A straight read on where your security loop is thin
- →Whether an ExploitOps Review is worth your time
- →A clear next step, or an honest no
Who it is for
Where it leads: the ExploitOps Review
If the call confirms a real need, the next step is an ExploitOps Review: a scoped, paid assessment run by senior Mattersec researchers alongside your team, with backgrounds including Appknox, OWASP, Black Hat and Hall of Fame credits at Apple, Meta and Microsoft. We scope it together on the call.
- →An ExploitOps map of your workflow
- →The gaps that matter most, ranked
- →Your ExploitOps maturity level
- →What should be continuous versus point-in-time
Procurement, handled.
Everything your legal and security teams will ask for, ready before the review.
Book your discovery call.
Pick a time and tell us the product. Confirmation and a short pre-read arrive by email.
What is the discovery call?
A 15-minute video call with a MATT co-founder to understand your product and how you secure it today. It is a fit check: together you decide whether there is a real need for a scoped ExploitOps Review with the research team.
What do you need from us beforehand?
A product URL, a one-line description of what it does, and who will be on the call.
Who runs it?
A MATT co-founder runs the discovery call. The ExploitOps Review it can lead to is run by senior Mattersec researchers, with backgrounds including Appknox, OWASP, Black Hat and Hall of Fame credits at Apple, Meta and Microsoft.
What happens after?
If an ExploitOps Review makes sense, we scope it with the research team. If not, you keep the read.