About Us

intro

Who are we

Defend Integrity is a forward-thinking cyber-security company based in Tallinn, Estonia, bringing together a diverse team of experts from around the globe. We are dedicated to fostering a cyber-security mindset that empowers individuals and organizations to navigate the complexities of the digital landscape with confidence and security. Core Values At Defend Integrity is 100% anonymity. Operating undercover is essential in the cybersecurity landscape, as it allows our experts to engage with potential threats and vulnerabilities without drawing attention to their activities. This approach enables us to gather critical intelligence on emerging threats and develop effective strategies to combat them. Working undercover also protects our clients from retaliatory actions by cybercriminals, ensuring that they can focus on their operations without fear of exposure. By maintaining a low profile, we enhance our ability to provide secure and reliable services while reinforcing our commitment to anonymity.

Surveliance

Surveillance involves monitoring individuals or activities, often through digital means.

Digital Surveillance: Using software to monitor online activities, communications, or behaviors, often employed by governments, organizations, or individuals for security or intelligence purposes.
Social Media Monitoring: Tracking and analyzing social media activities to gather intelligence on public sentiment or identify potential threats.
CCTV Surveillance: Using cameras to monitor physical spaces, which can be integrated with facial recognition software for enhanced security.

Geolocation

Geolocation refers to the identification of the real-world geographic location of an object, such as a smartphone or computer.

GPS Tracking: Used in smartphones and vehicles to determine location for navigation or tracking purposes, often utilized by law enforcement or delivery services.
Location-Based Services: Applications that provide information or services based on the user’s location, such as restaurant recommendations or targeted advertisements.
Geofencing: Creating virtual geographic boundaries to trigger alerts or actions when a device enters or exits a defined area, commonly used in marketing and logistics.

Bugs Removal

Bug removal refers to the process of identifying and eliminating software bugs or vulnerabilities that could be exploited by malicious actors.

Malware Removal: Detecting and removing harmful software, such as viruses, trojans, or spyware, from devices to restore security and functionality.
Vulnerability Patching: Updating software to fix known vulnerabilities that could be exploited for unauthorized access or data breaches.
Digital Forensics: Investigating and analyzing systems for evidence of cyber attacks or unauthorized access, which may involve the removal of malware as part of the recovery process.

OUR TEAM

About our Team

Dragon

Intruder

An intruder in cyber-security refers to an unauthorized individual who gains access to a computer system, network, or application with the intent to steal, manipulate, or destroy data. Intruders can be external attackers (hackers) or internal threats (malicious insiders) and often exploit vulnerabilities in security systems to carry out their activities.

Alin

Social Engineering

A social engineering expert specializes in understanding and manipulating human behavior to gain unauthorized access to information or systems. This individual uses psychological techniques to deceive individuals into revealing sensitive information, such as passwords or personal data. Social engineering experts may conduct training for organizations to help employees recognize and defend against social engineering tactics.

Robot

Automation

An automation expert in cyber-security focuses on automating security processes and responses to improve efficiency and effectiveness in threat detection and incident response. This role involves implementing tools and technologies that streamline security operations, such as security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) platforms.

Spider

Incident Responder

An incident response expert is a cyber-security professional responsible for preparing for, detecting, and responding to security incidents or breaches. They develop incident response plans, conduct investigations to determine the cause and impact of incidents, and implement measures to mitigate future risks. Incident response experts often work closely with other teams to ensure a coordinated approach to managing security incidents.

Psycho

Information Gathering

An information gathering expert specializes in collecting and analyzing data related to potential security threats or vulnerabilities. This role often involves conducting reconnaissance on targets, using both open-source intelligence (OSINT) and proprietary tools to gather information about systems, networks, and personnel. The goal is to identify weaknesses that could be exploited by attackers and inform security strategies.

Dark

Dark Web Specialist

A dark web specialist focuses on monitoring and analyzing activities occurring in the dark web, a part of the internet not indexed by traditional search engines. This role involves tracking illegal activities, such as the sale of stolen data, hacking services, and illicit goods. Dark web specialists use various tools and techniques to gather intelligence on potential threats to their organizations and develop strategies to mitigate risks associated with information leaked or sold on these platforms.