Syslog server
Centralised log collection for every device on your network. RFC 3164 and RFC 5424 parsing over UDP, TCP and TLS, with searchable retention and tamper-evident storage.
We build the unglamorous, security-critical infrastructure your company actually depends on — a syslog server, a CEF server and a mail server. Written in-house, reviewed line by line, and tested to break before anyone else can.
All three share the same core — our own protocols, our own parsers, our own storage layer. Nothing borrowed, nothing inherited, nothing you can't audit.
Centralised log collection for every device on your network. RFC 3164 and RFC 5424 parsing over UDP, TCP and TLS, with searchable retention and tamper-evident storage.
Ingests Common Event Format events from firewalls, IDS and endpoints, normalises them into one schema and makes them ready for correlation and alerting.
A hardened SMTP/IMAP server for transactional and security notifications. Strict TLS, SPF, DKIM and DMARC — and not a single external library in the binary.
Four rules we don't bend. They slow us down sometimes — and that's exactly the point.
Every line is written and reviewed in-house. You get the source, the build scripts and the ability to audit — or rebuild — anything we ship.
Zero external dependencies in our products. Nothing to inherit from someone else's supply chain, nothing to patch at 3 a.m. because a package changed hands.
Threat modelling before the first commit. Least privilege everywhere, encrypted by default, and the smallest possible attack surface.
Static analysis, dynamic analysis, fuzzing, penetration tests and load testing — on every release, not once a year before an audit.
A build that fails any one of them never leaves the lab. The reports ship with the product — you don't have to take our word for it.
Automated review of every line: unsafe patterns, tainted data flows, dead code and forbidden calls.
The running software under instrumentation — memory safety, race conditions and runtime leaks.
Millions of malformed inputs thrown at every parser, protocol handler and API endpoint.
Manual, adversarial testing by people whose only job is to get in without being invited.
Sustained traffic and burst scenarios, so "it holds" is a measurement rather than a hope.
No outsourcing. No contractors with partial access. The five people who designed this software are the same five who write it, test it and answer your email. Full code control only means something when you know exactly whose hands wrote the code.
Tell us what you need to protect and we'll show you what we're building — including the test reports behind it.