Choose the right assessment.

Compare the starting point and deliverables for each engagement.

Anti-cheat

A multiplayer game is approaching launch, or an existing title needs a review of its protection.

To get started: Game architecture, client/server responsibilities, and examples of suspected abuse.
Deliverables: Trust-boundary review, detection recommendations, and a prioritized engineering plan.

You need to understand the security of a particular application, API, or infrastructure environment.

To get started: An asset list, test accounts, deployment context, and approved testing boundaries.
Deliverables: Findings with evidence, impact, and remediation guidance for each affected system.

You want to evaluate how defenses and response processes handle an agreed adversary scenario.

To get started: Objectives, rules of engagement, points of contact, and stop conditions.
Deliverables: An exercise timeline, control observations, and a debrief of detection and response gaps.

Your team needs better detection coverage or a more effective investigation workflow.

To get started: Available telemetry, current detection rules, and investigation procedures.
Deliverables: Coverage gaps, logging recommendations, and improvements to triage and response.