CyberFortify Labs digs out the vulnerabilities others miss, then works with the people who build the software to get them fixed before they're ever weaponized. Any codebase, any language, any stack. Quietly. Responsibly. Obsessively.
The software nobody audits is the software everybody trusts.
The big platforms have ten thousand researchers crawling over them. Everything else, the software quietly running businesses, homes and entire industries, has no one looking at all. That gap is where real people get hurt, and closing it is what drives us.
We get hands on the real thing, break it, and hand over a fix, not a headline. When we publish, we write it so the people who run the software can understand exactly what was at stake.
Every finding is reported to the vendor first and made public only once operators can protect themselves. Advisories post here as each disclosure clears its window.
Based on real findings from our research and the fixes that followed. Select any advisory for a quick overview.
Every target we take maps to a world we already understand deeply, because the best research comes from context nobody else has bothered to earn.
The practice-management and back-office suites an entire profession runs on, where one auth gap exposes every client's most sensitive records.
The control planes and admin consoles behind self-hosted appliances and gateways. We go after the trust boundaries, container isolation and the host-level blast radius when a low-privilege corner reaches too far.
The thick-client business software still running the back office long after everyone else moved to the cloud. Hardcoded secrets, fat-client trust, and backends reachable by anyone with the installer.
The operational systems built for a single trade, wired together on-site and leaned on every day. No security team ever owned them, because outside that industry nobody knew they existed.
Products from shops too small to fund a security program, shipping to a loyal base that assumes someone is checking the locks. Usually no one is.
Tools still in daily use after the vendor moved on, where nobody's minding the store and users have nowhere to turn.
We only test software we legally possess and run in our own lab, or systems inside an authorized program. We report first and publish last. The goal is a fix, not a scare.
We reach the vendor privately with a full write-up and a working reproduction, before anyone else hears a word.
We stay hands-on through triage and remediation, and give more time to teams acting in good faith.
Nothing goes public until operators can protect themselves: a patch, a mitigation, or a clear path forward.
We publish a readable advisory and request a CVE, so the people who run the software understand what was at stake.
If you build or operate something people trust, an early look from the lab is the cheapest security you'll ever buy. Bring us the stack you're worried about and we'll show you where it breaks.