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Cybersecurity consultancy
Practical cybersecurity strategy and guidance aligned with your infrastructure, operations, and risk profile.
- Security Strategy
- Architecture Guidance
- Risk Prioritization
- Security Roadmaps
Cybersecurity consultancy
Building cyber resilience from within.
Kaynos helps organizations understand cyber risks, strengthen security architecture, and develop internal SOC, SIEM, and XDR capabilities tailored to their environment.
- TLS
- HSTS
- CSP
- DMARC
- DNSSEC
- Zero trust
Surface
The same environment, seen as one field.
Identity, endpoints, cloud, and infrastructure belong in one picture. The scan, the detections, and the agents that read the code stay on the machine that holds the work.
Core services
Capability built inside your environment
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In-house SOC, SIEM and XDR
Develop internal monitoring, detection, and response capabilities within your own organizational environment.
- SOC Architecture
- SIEM Deployment
- Detection Engineering
- XDR Integration
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Security auditing
Assess infrastructure, configurations, controls, and processes to identify security weaknesses and improvement areas.
- Infrastructure Review
- Control Assessment
- Risk-Based Findings
- Remediation Guidance
Free VAPT scanner
ORB
Scan, then fix,
then verify.
One catalogue for the public edge and for the codebase on your disk. Authorize a domain, or open the same controls against source. Grades, evidence, and a retest list — not a port scan, and not an exploit kit.
- TLS
- HSTS
- CSP
- CORS
- DMARC
- DNSSEC
- Cookies
- SSRF
- SQLi
- RCE
- IDOR
- WSTG
Scan, then fix, then verify
Online
Passive public VAPT. Studies CISA KEV by CWE to rank known controls. Never sends exploit payloads. Never scans ports.
Why this work
Unwatched controls become the incident.
What fails first
Mail that can be spoofed, transport that still accepts plaintext, and files that were never meant to be public. Those are ordinary gaps. They are also how a breach starts.
Why a rented SOC does not fix it
A dashboard you cannot operate leaves the same gaps the day the contract ends. Detection that your team does not understand does not survive the first real incident.
What Kaynos changes
We build the operating model, the detections, and the audit inside your environment. The people who live with the risk are the people who can see it and close it.
Operating focus
Where the capability has to live.
In-house SOC
People, process, and tooling that belong to you — not a vendor black box. The team that lives with the risk is the team that can see it and close it.
Central SIEM
One pane of telemetry across infrastructure, identity, cloud, and endpoints. Detections are written against how your stack actually behaves.
XDR coverage
Detection that follows the attack, not the product category. Endpoint, identity, and cloud signals land in the same operating picture.
Control audit
Findings ranked by risk, with remediation your team can actually run. The list is sequenced by what your people can sustain, not by a generic catalog.
On this machine
Two agents. Nothing leaves the folder.
Open a project and scan it. These agents stay local. They work from masked code, so a secret value is not what they read back to you.
Dead code
Points at unused code and waits. Nothing is deleted until you confirm. A backup is written first. When the change is large or unsafe, you type REMOVE before it proceeds.
- Names the file and the line
- Waits for your confirmation
- Writes a backup before removal
Security protocol
Recommends the protocol and the code to implement it. Insert the snippet yourself, or type APPLY to write the patch. The suggestion does not leave this machine.
- Names the gap, the file, and the line
- Includes the code to implement
- Writes the patch only after APPLY
Inside the work
Built here. Run by you.
Monitoring, detection, and response stay inside your environment. So does the review of the code: dead code is named and left in place until you confirm, and a protocol suggestion arrives with the code to implement it.
Methodology
A structured approach to stronger security
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UNDERSTAND
Map your environment, operations, and threat landscape.
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ASSESS
Review controls, architecture, and current detection coverage.
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IDENTIFY
Surface gaps, exposure, and operational blind spots.
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PRIORITIZE
Rank work by risk, impact, and what your team can sustain.
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RECOMMEND
Deliver a clear, sequenced roadmap — not a generic report.
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DEVELOP
Build SOC, SIEM, and XDR capability inside your organization.
How we engage
From first briefing to a capability you own
DISCOVER
We sit with your operators, map the environment, and learn how work actually gets done — before we recommend a single control.
DESIGN
Architecture, detections, and an operating model sized to your team. No shelfware. No generic playbook dump.
EMBED
We build with you, transfer the knowledge, and leave a SOC / SIEM / XDR capability that still runs when we are gone.
After the engagement
What remains is yours.
Not a retainer you cannot see into. A capability your team operates: the operating model, the detections, and a local review that still asks before it deletes or patches.
What you keep
Left in your environment, not in ours.
An operating model
Roles, handoffs, and a way of working your operators can run without us in the room.
Detections for your stack
Rules and coverage written against how your environment actually behaves.
A sequenced roadmap
Work ordered by risk and by what your team can sustain, not a generic list.
Findings you can act on
Weaknesses ranked, with remediation your people can execute.
Where the work sits
The surfaces we design for.
Identity
Who can reach what, and how that access is watched. Sessions, roles, and the paths an account can take are part of the same operating model.
Endpoints
The hosts your team already runs, brought into the same picture. Coverage follows the machines you have, not a product category.
Cloud
Configurations and telemetry that belong in the same operating model. Public storage, open consoles, and weak transport are treated as findings your team can close.
Infrastructure
The network and systems the rest of the capability has to see. If the telemetry cannot reach it, the operating model cannot defend it.
About Kaynos
Security you own — not security you rent.
Kaynos builds internal capability. We do not replace your team with an outsourced SOC. Risk, architecture, monitoring, detection, and response stay inside your environment — operated by the people who live with the consequences.
Capability over dependency
Knowledge transfer and lasting internal operations — not a black-box service that dies when the contract ends.
- Your team runs the stack
- Playbooks you can rehearse
- No rented console as the product
Environment-specific
Recommendations grounded in your stack, constraints, and risk profile — never a one-size-fits-all playbook.
- Mapped to what you already run
- Scoped to real exposure
- Written for operators, not slides
From assessment to build
We stay through implementation: architecture, SIEM, detection engineering, and the operating model around them.
- Findings become controls
- Detections you can tune
- Retest until the grade holds
Questions
Before you write in
Do you run an outsourced SOC?
No. Kaynos builds monitoring, detection, and response inside your organization, and leaves that capability with your team.
What do the local agents do?
Two of them ship with the review. Dead code points at unused code and waits for you to confirm before anything is removed. A backup is written first. Security protocol recommends the control and the code to implement it. You insert that snippet, or type APPLY to write the patch. Both stay on this machine and read masked code.
What can an engagement include?
Security strategy and architecture, an internal SOC, SIEM deployment, detection engineering, XDR integration, or a control audit with remediation your team can run. Scope follows your environment, not a fixed package.
Who is Kaynos for?
Leaders who need security capability they can operate themselves — not a vendor black box, and not a report that never gets implemented.
How does a project start?
With a consultation. We learn how you operate, then scope the work around the risks and the team you actually have.
When will you reply?
Within one business day, at the work email you send. You can also write directly to contact@kaynos.in.
Start here
Build security from within.
Speak with Kaynos about your security requirements, existing challenges, or plans to develop internal monitoring and response capabilities.
Typical response within one business day.
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