Threat assessments, penetration testing, and hardening programs that close real gaps before they're exploited. Scoped against OWASP ASVS or the NIST CSF depending on what you're being measured on.
Digital defense & engineering
Secure. Build. Innovate.
We defend networks, investigate breaches, and engineer the software and cloud infrastructure modern organizations run on — treating security as the foundation, not an afterthought.
NDA before scope
Fixed scope, fixed price
Free retest after remediation
05Disciplines under one team
17Engagements delivered
08Countries served
1 dayReply commitment
NIST & OWASP–aligned
Confidential by default
Cross-industry response
Audit-ready documentation
What changes
A report you can act on Monday
Most security work ends in a PDF nobody opens twice. Ours ends in a ranked list of things to fix, written so an engineer can start without a follow-up call.
Findings ranked by real risk
Every issue carries a severity, an exploitability note, and the business impact if it's ignored — so you can defend the fix order to a board, not just a standup.
Reproduction steps, not screenshots
Each finding includes the exact request, payload, or command that demonstrates it. Your team confirms the bug themselves rather than taking our word for it.
A retest that proves it's closed
Once you've remediated, we verify each finding again and reissue the report. The clean version is the artifact you hand to a client, an auditor, or an insurer.
Capabilities
Five disciplines, one team
The same people who find the weakness can build the fix. No handoff between an audit vendor and a dev shop who blame each other.
Incident response and evidence-grade investigation — tracing intrusions, recovering data, and documenting findings that hold up. Chain of custody is maintained from acquisition onward, because a finding you can't defend later isn't worth much.
Custom web and mobile applications built for performance, accessibility, and security from the first commit — threat-modelled at design time rather than pen-tested into shape at the end.
Cloud architecture, migration, and managed infrastructure engineered to scale without sacrificing control — with the identity model, network boundaries, and logging designed before the first workload moves.
Segmentation, monitoring, and access control across on-prem and hybrid networks — designed to contain, not just alert. An alert nobody can act on within the hour is a log entry, not a control.
The deliverable
Exactly what lands in your inbox
You shouldn't have to buy a security engagement to find out what you're buying. Every assessment ends in the same seven-part document, in the same order, whether it's a two-week web app test or a full network review.
Written for two audiencesAn executive summary a non-technical stakeholder can read in five minutes, and a technical body an engineer can work straight from.
No finding without a fixEvery issue carries specific remediation guidance for your stack — not a link to a generic advisory.
Yours to shareReissued clean after retest, so it works as evidence for a customer security review, an auditor, or an insurance questionnaire.
01
Executive summary
Posture in plain language, the three things that matter most, and what they'd cost you.
02
Scope & methodology
Exactly what was tested, what wasn't, the standard applied, and the dates and hours.
03
Ranked findings
Each with severity, affected asset, evidence, and reproduction steps you can run yourself.
04
Remediation guidance
Written against your actual stack, ordered so the highest-risk work comes first.
05
Strategic recommendations
The pattern behind the findings — what to change in process so the same class doesn't recur.
06
Evidence appendix
Raw output, request/response pairs, and tooling versions, for anyone who wants to verify.
07
Retest attestation
Issued after remediation — each finding re-verified and marked closed, with the date.
Approach
How an engagement runs
Four stages, each ending in something you can hold. You always know which one you're in and what comes out of it.
Stage 01 / Week 0
Scope
A call, an NDA, and a written scope naming every asset in and out of bounds — with a fixed price against it. Nothing starts until you've signed the thing that says what "done" means.
Ends in: signed scope & fixed quote
Stage 02 / Week 1–2
Assess
Audit current posture, map exposure, and prioritize by real risk, not guesswork. Critical findings are reported the day we find them, not held back for the final document.
Ends in: ranked findings report
Stage 03 / Week 2+
Engineer
Design and build the systems, software, and controls the assessment calls for — or hand the remediation to your team with guidance specific enough that they don't need us.
Ends in: remediation & free retest
Stage 04 / Ongoing
Defend
Monitor, respond, and harden on an ongoing basis as threats and infrastructure evolve. Optional — plenty of engagements end at stage three, and that's a fine place to stop.
Ends in: monitoring & response retainerPortfolio
Delivered work, eight countries
Seventeen engagements to date — offensive security, forensics, and the builds themselves. Client names stay confidential unless they've agreed otherwise, so each is described by what it was and where it ran: the detail a prospect can actually use to judge fit.
🇮🇳India
🇬🇧United Kingdom
🇺🇸United States
🇲🇽Mexico
🇦🇪Dubai, UAE
🇨🇭Switzerland
🇹🇷Türkiye
🇮🇩Indonesia
Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing
08 files
VAPT / 01
OSINT assessment and asset discovery
Dubai, UAE
VAPT / 02
Android application security assessment & API testing
Zürich, Switzerland
VAPT / 03
Web application penetration testing
Mexico
VAPT / 04
DDoS mitigation and incident analysis
United Kingdom
VAPT / 05
Web application penetration testing
India
VAPT / 06
Android gaming application penetration testing & reverse engineering
India
VAPT / 07
OSINT on a social-media profile in an online-harassment case, with a legally admissible report
Jurisdiction withheld
VAPT / 08
Travel agency website penetration testing
IndiaDigital Forensics
06 files
DF / 01
YouTube video authentication, metadata and deepfake analysis, with litigation support
Florida, USA
DF / 02
Photograph authentication and court-admissible forensic report
United States
DF / 03
CCTV forensics
Indonesia
DF / 04
Email header forensics and court-admissible forensic report
Client withheld
DF / 05
Audio forensics and frequency analysis, authentication, legally admissible report
United States
DF / 06
Business email compromise investigation and report
IndiaWeb & App Development
03 files
DEV / 01
Ambulance and doctor booking system — web and mobile application
India
DEV / 02
Travel agency website and mobile application
Dubai, UAE
DEV / 03
Learning academy platform
Dubai, TürkiyeWhy Us
Why teams work with us
Turagh is built around engineers and investigators who treat every engagement like it'll be read back later — clear scope, clear findings, nothing left implicit. We'd rather under-promise on a timeline than hand over work we wouldn't stand behind.
The name is deliberate. Turag means horse — speed inside a shield, which is what the mark shows and what the work is meant to be: quick to respond, built to hold.
Registered with the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises. MSME Reg. No. UDYAM-WB-16-0135550
How we contract
ConfidentialityMutual NDA signed before any scoping detail is exchanged
PricingFixed price against a written scope — no hourly overrun
RetestIncluded once, within 90 days of report delivery
Critical findingsReported the day they're found, not held for the report
Data handlingClient data encrypted at rest, deleted on request after closeout
Reply timeWithin 1 business day, every inbound
These are commitments, not marketing — each one appears in the engagement letter you sign.
In their words
What clients say afterwards
We appreciate the thoroughness and professionalism demonstrated in the forensic investigation report delivered. The analysis was well-structured, with clear insights into the email spoofing, domain misuse, and metadata tracing. The report helped us understand the nature of the fraud and provided valuable technical evidence for our complaint with the Cyber Crime authorities. Overall, a commendable job and timely delivery.
A.Sai
Delivered high-quality work and was very professional throughout the project. Great communication, attention to detail, and overall a smooth experience. Would definitely recommend and work with him again.
P.Garima
Turagh put in the effort to get the project done. Excellent communications. Good deliverable report. Thanks. A++
S.Sam
Turagh is very professional, she keeps in constant communication regarding any questions about the project and completed the work in the agreed time frame. Excellent work!!
Filiberto
Having good knowledge of cyber security
L. Lokesh
Questions
Before you get in touch
It depends on scope, and we quote a fixed price rather than an hourly rate — so the number you approve is the number you pay. A scoping call takes about 30 minutes and produces a written quote; there's no charge for it and no obligation after it.
Not without your explicit sign-off. The written scope names which techniques are permitted and which are excluded, and anything with availability risk — denial-of-service testing, destructive payloads — is opt-in only and scheduled in a window you choose. Most testing runs against production with no user-visible effect; where it can't, we test a staging replica.
Anything we collect is encrypted at rest and held only as long as the engagement and its retest window require. On closeout — or on request at any point — it's deleted, and we confirm the deletion in writing. The report itself is yours; we retain a copy only if you want us available for follow-up questions.
Because the people who built a system are the worst placed to find its blind spots, and because an internal sign-off doesn't satisfy an external auditor, an enterprise customer's security review, or an insurer. We work alongside internal teams routinely — they usually know exactly where to point us, which makes the engagement faster and cheaper.
Email contact@turagh.com with "INCIDENT" in the subject line and we'll prioritise it. In the meantime: don't wipe or rebuild affected machines, don't power them off if you can isolate them at the network level instead, and preserve logs before any retention window rotates them out. Evidence destroyed in the first hour usually can't be recovered later.
Both — that's the point of running five disciplines out of one team. We'll happily hand remediation to your engineers with guidance specific enough that they don't need us, or do the work ourselves. What we won't do is find a problem, decline to explain how to fix it, and quote you separately for the answer.
Next step
Tell us what you're building or protecting
A system to defend, a breach to investigate, or software to build — a brief takes about five minutes. You'll hear back within one business day from the person who'd actually run the work, not a sales sequence.