Canary Trap’s elite team of security experts come armed with the necessary experience, credentials, and tools to help improve your organization’s security resiliency and cyber risk posture. We offer our clients a highly focused Services Catalogue:
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Awareness
Cybersecurity is an investment, not a cost center. It’s important for IT leaders to make cybersecurity business contextual when engaging with members of the senior leadership team. The following statistics are cited from Verizon’s 2023 Data Breach Investigations Report:
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of breaches involved external factors – a clear majority being financially motivated.
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of breaches involved the human element – social engineering, errors or misuse.
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of all social engineering attacks are pretesting incidents – nearly double 2022’s total.
Process
Canary Trap’s 5-step approach for effective security testing and assessments
Define / Assess / Report / Remediate / Retest
Canary Trap combines human expertise with sophisticated tools and, where appropriate, threat intelligence to ensure a thorough, in-depth approach to offensive security testing and advisory services.
Our 5-step approach has been developed leveraging years of experience working on countless engagements with customers representing every shape, size and industry type.
To learn more about Canary Trap’s 5-step approach for effective offensive security testing and advisory services please watch the video.
Giving you all the reasons to
do business with Canary Trap
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ELITE TEAM
Canary Trap was founded by ethical hackers and security practitioners who share in the common goal of reducing the potential risk and associated impact of a security breach.
- EXPERIENCED AND CERTIFIED
Canary Trap’s elite team of security experts have years of experience and maintain all necessary certifications to deliver high quality engagements across our Service Catalogue.
- CUSTOMER FOCUS
You say “jump” and we say, “how high?” Our client-first, can-do attitude enables us to offer our clients the ultimate flexibility to achieve underlying goals and meet specific requirements.
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BESPOKE VS. ONE SIZE FITS ALL
Every project is unique. We will deliver a Statement of Work specific to your engagement that clearly articulates the project scope, methodology, key deliverables and associated cost(s).
- DIVERSITY OF APPROACH
Canary Trap’s elite team of security experts come from diverse backgrounds. We will assign the right resource(s) to ensure a thorough and complete approach to your specific project.
- PRAGMATIC REPORTING
Canary Trap takes a sensible and realistic approach when reporting on any identified security gaps and associated risks. Every report is handcrafted and undergoes a robust quality assurance process to ensure accuracy.
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Malware Surge via Proton66
Hackers are abusing the infrastructure of Russian bulletproof hosting provider Proton66 to launch global cyberattacks, including mass scanning, credential brute-forcing, and exploitation attempts. Trustwave SpiderLabs identified this surge in activity beginning in January 2025, noting that previously inactive IP addresses were involved in malicious activity. Ties between Proton66 and other bulletproof networks such as PROSPERO, […]
FBI Cybersecurity Warnings
Ransomware attacks are on the rise, with threat actors like Clop, FunkSec, and Medusa leading a surge in cyber extortion campaigns. February 2025 saw a dramatic spike in victim disclosures, with Clop alone accounting for 35% of all names listed on data-leak sites. This resurgence follows the disruption of several ransomware gangs in late 2024, […]
Canary Trap’s Bi-Weekly Cyber Roundup
Welcome to Canary Trap’s “Bi-Weekly Cyber Roundup”. At Canary Trap, it is our mission to keep you up-to-date with the most crucial news in the world of cybersecurity, and this bi-weekly publication is your gateway to the latest news. In this week’s cybersecurity roundup, we cover a series of critical developments impacting cloud infrastructure, enterprise […]
Ivanti VPNs at Risk
A critical vulnerability tracked as CVE-2025-22457 is actively being exploited by China-linked threat actors, putting over 5,000 Ivanti Connect Secure VPN instances at risk. The stack-based buffer overflow flaw, initially underestimated, enables remote code execution and has prompted the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) to add it to its known exploited vulnerabilities catalog. […]
