A small team ofengineers who ship.
We started Cybercraft Labs because the security report and the codebase were always owned by different companies. Nobody was accountable for the gap between them. We are.
We do not publish client logos. Security work arrives under NDA and stays there. What we can show you is our code, our research, and a scoped conversation with the engineer who would run your engagement.
Engineers, not
intermediaries
The person who scopes your work is the person who does it. No handoff, no account layer translating between you and the system.
Findings you
can act on
Every issue comes with exploit path, blast radius, and a fix. Severity without a remediation plan is just noise.
Production is
the test bed
Legacy components, live users, half-migrated infrastructure. We work in the environment you have, not the one a diagram shows.
One team across
the lifecycle
Built, deployed, and secured by the same people. Most breaches live in the gaps between three vendors.
The work we canput in your hands.
Berserk Arch is our open security-focused Linux distribution. It is public, auditable, and the clearest sample of how we think about hardening a system end to end.
Read the code before you read our pitch.
Everything you
need to know
What types of organizations do you typically work with?
We work with teams that value technical depth and long-term system quality. This includes startups, growing companies, and established organizations that need reliable development, deployment, or security support.
How do you approach projects that involve multiple disciplines?
We treat development, deployment, and security as connected concerns rather than isolated tasks. This helps reduce handoff issues and ensures decisions made in one area do not create problems in another.
Do you follow a fixed process or methodology?
We adapt our approach based on the problem and constraints at hand. While we rely on proven engineering and security practices, we avoid rigid frameworks that do not fit the context of the system.
How early should teams involve you in a project?
We can contribute at any stage, but early involvement often helps identify risks and design concerns before they become costly to address later.
How do you measure success in your work?
Success is measured by system stability, operational clarity, and how easily teams can maintain and evolve what has been built.
Talk to the personwho will do it.
Forty-five minutes, free, with an engineer. You leave with direction whether or not you hire us.