UltraViolet Cyber
Practitioner-led offensive and defensive security for Global 2000 and Federal
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Practitioner-led offensive and defensive security for Global 2000 and Federal
Sydney-headquartered specialist offensive security and threat-intelligence firm founded by Ty Miller.
24x7 managed SOC and MDR from Ahmedabad, worldwide
Cybersecurity and critical operations
Finished threat intelligence and analyst augmentation for cyber defense centers.
Iberian threat-hunting and detection engineering practice inside Thales cyber
Continuous threat hunting and MDR built on a home-grown platform
Analyst-led digital threat intelligence and dark-web monitoring
Deception-powered threat intelligence and adversary engagement
EDGE Group subsidiary delivering national-security threat intelligence in Abu Dhabi.
Managed SOC, SIEM and MDR - IT and OT
Europe's leading managed detection and response provider
Continuous security validation and purple team defensive testing
The first French pure-player in cybersecurity services
UK-based 24x7 SOC and threat intelligence for operationally critical environments.
AI-powered offensive security and enterprise adversary simulation
Nation-state grade cyber defense and strategy
Highly specialized offensive cybersecurity boutique.
APT hunting and threat intelligence for governments, banks, and critical infrastructure.
Always ahead of the threat
24/7/365 managed threat hunting from a Texas-HQ MSP
TIM Group competence centre for cybersecurity and cryptography
Three-line SOC with an explicit detection engineering tier
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