
The same team that builds your AI secures it.
You are moving fast on AI. That opens new ground to defend, and most security vendors are not looking at it yet. We are the security arm of The Katalor Group, the AI-first firm that builds AI into your stack and secures the stack it builds. Penetration testing, a 24×7 SOC, incident response, and compliance, delivered with our partner CyberGlobal Boston. Built for small and mid-sized companies that want to adopt AI without taking on risk they cannot see.
Delivered with CyberGlobal Boston, a CREST, ISO 27001, NATO, and NIS2 accredited security firm and a 2025 MSP Channel Awards winner.
A normal security review never looks at the parts AI adds. That is where the new exposure lives, and it is the part we were built to secure. We map this work to the two frameworks written for exactly this problem: the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework.
The AI services your app calls are a new front door. We harden how they are exposed, authenticated, and rate-limited, so a prompt cannot become an exploit.
The data feeding your models is a target and a leak risk. We govern what goes in, what comes out, and who can touch either.
Every AI automation carries keys. We keep those keys scoped, rotated, and out of places they should not be.
The third-party models and tools you build on are someone else's code in your stack. We assess them before they become your problem.
Most companies buy AI from one vendor and security from another. The gap between them is where things break. We do both. Security is part of the build from the first commit, not a review bolted on at the end. Speed and safety come from the same place, so moving fast on AI stops being a reason to worry and starts being a reason to trust us.
It is also the hard part to copy. An AI shop cannot stand up a credible security practice overnight, and a security firm cannot become AI-first overnight. Being both, under one team, is the point.
The same team that builds your AI secures it.
We did not build your stack? That is fine. The same AI-aware rigor works just as well on the systems you already run. Book a scope call and we will show you where you stand before you commit to anything: the exposure that matters most and the right program for it.
Schedule a scope callThrough our partnership with CyberGlobal Boston, one program covers the whole picture, from testing your defenses to keeping you compliant, on a single contract.
We attack your systems before someone else does. Our testers go after your live apps and infrastructure the way a real attacker would, then hand your team a fix list ranked by what is actually exploitable, not by a scanner's guess. Every fix gets a retest. (Technically: red-team, web, network, and cloud penetration testing.)
Someone watches your systems around the clock so your team does not have to. We catch threats across your cloud, laptops, and apps, and when something is real, we act on it instead of just sending an alert. One escalation path, not eight tool dashboards. (Technically: 24×7 SOC with SIEM and managed detection and response.)
We find the security holes in your software while they are still cheap to fix, before they ship. Findings come back as comments on the exact code change that caused them, fixed by the engineer who wrote it. This now includes your AI features: the model endpoints, prompts, and data flows they open up. (Technically: SAST, DAST, secure code review, and API security, mapped to the OWASP Top 10, including the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications.)
We make sure the only people who can reach your systems are the ones who should. We check your firewall posture, keep your network properly divided, and watch continuously so nothing quietly drifts out of shape. (Technically: zero-trust architecture, firewall management, IDS/IPS, and segmentation testing.)
We keep your cloud from quietly leaking. We watch for exposed data, tighten who can reach what, and rotate the keys that open your systems, across AWS, Azure, and GCP. That now covers your AI workloads too: the data pipelines and credentials your automations run on. (Technically: CSPM, CIEM, and workload protection.)
If something does go wrong, you have a named lead and a tested plan on day one, not a scramble to find help mid-crisis. We rehearse the bad day before it happens, and we watch for threats aimed at your industry, your domain, and your AI systems. (Technically: retained incident response with defined RTO/RPO, digital forensics, threat hunting, and tabletop exercises.)
We get you through the security reviews that gate your deals. We take your SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 programs all the way to attestation-ready with our partner CyberGlobal Boston, then stand with you through the independent audit that issues them, plus GDPR and PCI DSS. Your policies live in your workspace, evidence collection runs against your real environment, and we handle the auditor liaison. (Technically: SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR, and PCI DSS readiness and attestation support.)
Four phases. The first month gets you to a solid baseline. The program after that keeps you ahead of it.
We map what you have and where the risk really is. Two weeks to a clear, written baseline.
Start with a scope callWe fix the quick wins right away and run the first pen test in parallel. Your SOC onboarding starts.
Monitoring goes live, incident response is on call, and you get a plain-language report every week.
Retests, rehearsals, and rolling compliance evidence keep you ahead, not just caught up.
Our SOC, run with our partner CyberGlobal Boston, ingests your logs, hunts threats and triages every alert. A real analyst is watching even at 3am. One escalation path, not eight tool dashboards.
We earn the security seat by first building systems that hold. We rebuilt a manufacturer's entire commerce platform with a two-person team, zero records lost, and no dip in sales at launch. That client, OptiMA (MyWhiteBoards), is now our first ongoing security client, so "we secure what we build" is a description of real work, not a slogan.
Katalor Security signs the work and stays your single point of contact. Behind that, our partner CyberGlobal Boston brings the 24×7 SOC, offensive-security, and forensics bench that only specialists can sustain. You get the depth without managing the vendors. The same team that builds your AI secures it.
We build AI into your stack, and moving fast on AI creates new exposure most vendors ignore. The team that deploys your AI is the team that secures it, so speed and safety come from the same place. We secure what we build, and we bring the same rigor to the stack you already run.
Probably in places a standard security review would not look. AI adds new entry points: the model endpoints your apps call, the data pipelines feeding them, and the credentials your automations carry. A scope call maps where you actually stand, with no obligation.
Start with the basics that close the most common gaps: multi-factor authentication, email and identity hygiene, and a look at your cloud configuration. Then add coverage for the AI-specific surface: model endpoints, data pipelines, and automation credentials. We size it to where you are, not to a checklist.
Yes. We take you to SOC 2 Type II readiness with our partner CyberGlobal Boston and stand with you through the independent audit, sized and priced for a small team. Evidence is collected against your real environment, and we handle the auditor liaison.
Yes. Our managed program includes 24x7 monitoring and response through CyberGlobal Boston, with a named lead and one escalation path, sized for mid-market workloads rather than enterprise budgets.
Katalor Security delivers with CyberGlobal Boston, based in Framingham, Massachusetts, so Boston-area companies get a local security partner backed by a global bench.
Book a 30-minute scope call. We will walk your stack, point out the exposure that matters most, and propose the right program. No cost, no obligation.