Offensive cyber capabilities for federal missions
Pacific Global Security Group delivers penetration testing, red teaming, vulnerability research, and autonomous attack simulation across IT and IoT. We validate exploitable weaknesses and attack paths so mission owners can act on demonstrated technical findings.
Who we work with
Built around the federal mission
PacSec works directly with federal mission owners and as a subcontractor to defense primes.
Federal Mission Owners
Program offices and federal agencies that need to know whether a system is exploitable, how far an attacker could move, and what that means for the mission.
- Penetration testing and red teaming
- Attack paths tied to mission systems
- Findings suitable for authorization discussions
Defense Primes
Prime contractors that need offensive testing performed to a defined objective, with evidence that survives technical review and clear rules of engagement.
- Subcontract delivery on defined scope
- Reproducible technical evidence
- IT and IoT test coverage
Capabilities
Four offensive capabilities
Testing that validates what is actually exploitable across enterprise IT and connected-device environments, including connected devices, firmware, interfaces, applications, and networks.
Penetration Testing
Testing of networks, applications, and connected systems to validate exploitability and document demonstrated access or impact.
Scope and deliverablesRed Teaming
Adversary emulation built around a defined mission objective, with attack-path evidence and observations on detection and response.
Scope and deliverablesVulnerability Research
Investigation of software, firmware, and protocols to understand security weaknesses, establish their cause, and assess exploitability.
Scope and deliverablesAutonomous Attack Simulation
Repeatable testing of approved attack scenarios to evaluate exposure and validate changes, with defined execution limits and operator oversight.
Scope and deliverablesSupporting services include RMF and ATO support, compliance and GRC, Zero Trust, incident response, and vCISO advisory.
Why PacSec
Evidence from the attack path
Our work is measured by what we can prove about a system, not by what a report template asserts.
Exploitability, Not Assumptions
Findings are demonstrated. If a weakness could not be exploited, the report says so and shows what was attempted.
Attack-Path Evidence
Testing shows how one weakness connects to the next, and where the path ended.
Mission Impact
Results are described in terms of the systems and operations they put at risk, not just severity scores.
Repeatable Validation
Approved scenarios can be run again so remediation is verified against the same conditions.
IT and IoT in One Scope
Enterprise networks, applications, connected devices, firmware, interfaces, and the networks that carry them.
Native Hawaiian Ownership
Pacific Global Security Group LLC is owned by Kahiʻolani Foundation, a Native Hawaiian Organization.
Research
Request a technical briefing
Offensive Capabilities Briefing
A technical walkthrough of our penetration testing, red teaming, vulnerability research, and autonomous attack simulation services.
IoT and Firmware Research Discussion
A working session on connected-device attack surfaces: firmware, interfaces, and the networks around them.
Attack-Path Validation Approach
How we scope testing, record evidence, and describe mission impact from demonstrated findings.