Tested.Scoped.Watched.

Managed security and managed IT for organizations that want the door to hold.

Engagement scope
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Explore the mechanisms. Select a numbered control to see how each service protects the systems behind the door.

Illustrative security visualization. Service scope is agreed before work begins; this is not a product rating.

What the rating covers.

Security only. Managed IT only. Or both, under one accountable team. Choose the scope above and the plates answer.

In scope · The door

Managed Security

Continuous visibility. Meaningful detection. A coordinated response.

  • 24/7 security operations and monitoring
  • Detection and incident management
  • Vulnerability management and penetration testing
  • Compliance and executive visibility
Managed Security in full
In scope · The room behind the door

Managed IT

Keep your people connected and your technology moving forward.

  • Users, endpoints, and support
  • Infrastructure, networks, and cloud
  • Monitoring, patching, and maintenance
  • Backup, recovery, and modernization
Managed IT in full

Tested against tools.

Five bolts, one mechanism. This is how security operations run once the scope is agreed, and every finding feeds the next bolt.

  1. Observe

    See the environment clearly.

    Relevant telemetry from your systems, cloud, and security tools, brought into one agreed view.

  2. Detect

    Separate the signal from the noise.

    Activity evaluated in context, so fewer alerts compete for your team’s attention.

  3. Investigate

    Understand what actually happened.

    Events connected, findings validated, impact assessed before anyone is asked to act.

  4. Respond

    Move from insight to coordinated action.

    Agreed escalation paths and response workflows that keep owners and stakeholders aligned.

  5. Harden

    Make the next attempt harder.

    Lessons from incidents and findings fed back into controls, detections, and process.

Penetration testing is how the door is tested: external and continuous assessments under a written scope and rules of engagement, findings your team can act on, and agreed retesting after remediation.

Penetration testing

Additional mechanisms.

Specialist services fitted to the same door. Open a row to see what each engagement delivers.

Penetration TestingFind attack paths. Validate risk. Put remediation into motion.

External and continuous penetration testing to find weaknesses, validate risk, and help your team fix what matters. A clear scope and written authorization come first.

  • Authorized scope and rules of engagement
  • Prioritized technical findings and business context
  • Remediation guidance and agreed retesting
Penetration Testing in full
DevSecOpsPractical security throughout the software delivery lifecycle.

Bring development, security, and operations into a shared workflow. Identify issues earlier and make remediation part of delivery, instead of a last-minute gate.

  • Delivery workflow review
  • Prioritized integration and control recommendations
  • Agreed implementation and remediation workflows
DevSecOps in full
Security AutomationConnect signals, tools, and people with purposeful engineering.

Custom API integrations and security workflows that connect your existing technology. Turn disconnected alerts, context, and tasks into a process your team can operate.

  • Workflow and integration design
  • Scoped implementation with validation
  • Documentation, ownership, and operating guidance
Security Automation in full
Threat IntelligencePut relevant threat context behind your security decisions.

Understand threats in the context of your organization. Turn external signals into useful priorities for investigation, exposure reduction, and preparedness.

  • Agreed intelligence requirements
  • Relevant findings with context and recommended actions
  • Preparedness and improvement priorities
Threat Intelligence in full
Security AdvisoryTurn security requirements into a practical, accountable roadmap.

Assess where you are, decide what matters next, and build a practical roadmap. Security guidance that connects controls, business risk, and the people accountable for improvement.

  • Assessment of agreed controls and program needs
  • Prioritized roadmap with clear ownership
  • Business-focused reporting and advisory guidance
Security Advisory in full
Not sure where to start?Request an assessment: a clearer view of your environment and your next priorities.

“Do It Right The First Time.”

Deadlock Security is a veteran-owned company, founded in Albany, New York in 2023 by a service-disabled U.S. Air Force veteran who saw cybersecurity as another way to serve. We bring that same commitment—service, accountability, and teamwork—to every client we work with, and to creating opportunity for veterans and veteran spouses along the way.

The story behind Deadlock

Rating procedure.

What happens when you reach out. Three steps, in order.

  1. 1

    Application

    Send a scoped inquiry through the contact form or by email. Tell us what you’re protecting, what’s changing, and where your team needs support.

  2. 2

    Inspection

    We review your inquiry and follow up to understand your priorities, your systems, and the people responsible for them.

  3. 3

    Rating

    Together we define the scope, responsibilities, and next steps before any work begins. Pricing follows the agreed scope, not the other way around.

Start a scoped inquiry

Prefer email? Info@deadlocksec.com. Security incident? Use the incident path; the general channel has no guaranteed immediate response.