Security at every stage. Confidence at every level.
One partner for the full security lifecycle.
Adapt your defenses for an AI world.
Attackers are using the same AI tools you’re evaluating. Ransomware variants are outpacing legacy defenses. Regulators keep raising the bar. As security teams are asked to do more with less, a tough job keeps getting even harder.
“You can’t AI your way out of a weak foundation. If your data is wrong, AI proliferates that bad data faster than anything we’ve seen before. If your access controls are loose, AI exposes that gap at machine speed.”

Chris DeBrunner
CISO, CBTS
A framework built for the full security lifecycle
CBTS delivers a comprehensive cybersecurity framework aligned to industry standards (including NIST, ISO, and CIS) across four interconnected pillars: Prevent, Detect, Respond, and Assure.
We meet you where you are on our security journey — whether hardening defenses against AI-enabled threats, navigating new compliance requirements, or closing skills gaps with 24x7 expert coverage.
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Security built into the foundation
Security Strategy & Assessment
Evaluate where you stand, where you need to go, and how to get there.
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Threat & Vulnerability Management
From penetration testing and AI threat modeling to vulnerability scanning and patch management, CBTS helps you reduce your attack surface.
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Managed Detection & Response
Get continuous monitoring backed by senior analysts who understand your environment, your business, and the threats most likely to target you.
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Incident Response & Recovery
CBTS delivers incident response retainers, managed backup, and disaster recovery services that limit downtime, contain damage, and get your business back online quickly after an incident.
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Governance, Risk & Compliance
From virtual CISO services and AI risk assessments to compliance evaluations and tabletop exercises, CBTS helps you govern security as a business discipline.
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Security built into the foundation
We treat security as a foundational principle, addressing data protection, risk management, and compliance from the ground up. Explore how that delivers value to our cybersecurity clients.
Premier SaaS Provider
The client — a premier Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provider — was growing rapidly but struggled with effective log collection
Global Manufacturer
A global manufacturer was preparing to launch a new internet-connected robotic device for use inside consumers’ homes.
Premier SaaS Provider
The client — a premier Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provider — was growing rapidly but struggled with effective log collection
Global manufacturer
A global manufacturer was preparing to launch a new internet-connected robotic device for use inside consumers’ homes.
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Premier SaaS provider
Where they started
The client, a premier Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provider, was growing rapidly but struggled with effective log collection, impeding threat correlation. They needed a managed security operations center (SOC) service to gather logs and respond to threats promptly. The client also needed effective vulnerability management and patching.
With a small team focused on product development, they lacked resources for comprehensive patch management, alerting, and response. Their tools are designed to enhance workflow and boost financial performance for law firms while seamlessly integrating client, practice, and financial management, fostering effective relationship building and knowledge sharing.
The foundation we built together
CBTS performed a holistic analysis that indicated a managed detection and response (MDR) solution would be the best match for the client's needs. The MDR solution is designed to protect organizations from cyber threats along with a robust log collection system and a disaster recovery solution. This solution covered both vulnerability management and Patching-as-a-Service (PaaS), ensuring the client's security needs were met thoroughly and effectively.
What they’re building now
The solution included streamlined alerts, detailed reporting, regular readouts, and weekly synchronization meetings, ensuring that the client was continually informed and engaged throughout the process and into the future. This resulted in smoother, secure operations and allowed the client to focus on their business outcomes. The client enjoys peace of mind in a secure, patched environment with vital information readily available.
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Global manufacturer
Where they started
A global manufacturer was preparing to launch a new internet-connected robotic device for use inside consumers’ homes. Leadership was concerned that the device’s software might contain backdoors or other vulnerabilities that attackers could use to spy on people through built-in microphones and cameras. With the IoT product about to hit store shelves, the manufacturer wanted to protect its customers and its reputation in the market.
The foundation we built together
CBTS engaged as ethical hackers, putting the IoT device through extensive penetration testing. Our team deconstructed the Android application piece by piece to confirm no secret keys had been left in the code that could grant access to thousands of devices in the field. We inspected the device-to-cloud communications to verify that sensitive data could not be intercepted. And we identified a hidden HTTP server running on the device itself: an entryway that had to be closed before it gave attackers access to the robot’s internal file structure and operating system.
From contract to final report took one month, with the deep-dive testing completed in just seven days. Rather than handing over a 300-page automated data dump, CBTS delivered a concise report with four to five critical, easy-to-fix recommendations. The testing also surfaced that the device was running a seven-year-old operating system, which the client was able to modernize before launch.
What they’re building now
With a hardened device and modernized operating system in place, the manufacturer can launch the product with confidence and keep building on that foundation as the portfolio of IoT products grows.
