Problems We Solve
Organizations invest millions in security tools—but they’re often set up wrong.
Complex environments, constant change, and human error mean misconfigured EDR, firewalls, WAFs, and DLP are not exceptions, but the norm. These hidden misconfigurations create critical blind spots that attackers exploit, regulators penalize, and boards worry about.
Misconfigured security tools are a leading cause of breaches & compliance failures.
- 99% of firewall breaches are due to misconfigurations (Gartner, 2023)
- 76% of cloud environments have at least one misconfiguration (Palo Alto Networks, 2023)
- Misconfigurations & errors rank among top 3 breach causes (Verizon DBIR, 2023)
- Capital One paid $270M for a single WAF misconfiguration
Compliance impact is severe and costly.
Most compliance frameworks (PCI, HIPAA, SOC 2, NIST) explicitly require secure configurations and regular validation. According to HITRUST, configuration drift is a leading cause of certification delays and failures.
Security teams can’t keep up manually. That’s where we come in.
Common Security Tool Misconfigurations
Firewall Vulnerabilities
A high-risk port (e.g. SSH, RDP) was inadvertently left open, leading to a compromised server. Firewall configurations and rule sets can be complex, and one seemingly small misconfiguration can lead to a major cyber intrusion.
Data Leakage Incidents
Misconfigured Data Loss Prevention (DLP) tools failed to block the exfiltration of sensitive customer records (PII, financial data) via cloud storage. This exposed critical information externally for weeks.
Endpoint Exploitation
Misconfigured Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) agents failing to find and stop malware that they’re designed to detect because a setting was incorrectly turned off.