BLACK ARROWS

Your security team is fighting an asymmetric war. Attackers only need to succeed once. You need to defend everything, all the time. They probe quietly for months. You find out when it's too late.

What SUW Does Differently

Security Unconventional Warfare (SUW) flips the script. Instead of defending everything and hoping attackers don't find the gaps, we make your organization actively hostile to reconnaissance and intrusion.

We help you build small, elite security cells (think small special operations teams) that proactively hunt threats, disrupt attacker reconnaissance, and turn your environment into a minefield for adversaries. The goal is simple: make attacks so difficult and unrewarding that attackers give up and move to easier targets.

How It Works

SUW teams operate in small, autonomous cells of three to five highly skilled specialists. Each cell includes threat hunters, deception specialists, and intelligence analysts who work together seamlessly.

They don't wait for alerts. They actively hunt for signs of reconnaissance. They plant deception technology that looks like valuable targets but actually wastes attacker time and reveals their methods. They continuously war-game attacker scenarios and close off attack paths before they're exploited.

These teams work alongside your existing security operations, not replacing them. Your SOC handles routine monitoring and response. SUW cells focus on proactive threat hunting, adversary disruption, and making your environment unpredictable and costly to attack.

Think of it this way: Your security team builds the castle walls. SUW teams operate outside the walls, tracking enemy scouts, setting traps, and ensuring attackers never get close enough to test those walls.

SUW and Traditional Security Teams

Most organizations rely on two security models. Traditional blue teams defend reactively, responding to alerts as they arrive, focused on compliance and defending all assets equally. Red teams periodically test those defenses, simulating attacks to find vulnerabilities and produce remediation reports. Both are necessary, but neither changes the fundamental dynamic: you're still waiting for attackers to make the first move.

SUW cells operate on an entirely different principle. These small, elite teams hunt continuously rather than waiting for alerts. They disrupt reconnaissance before attacks materialize. They're always operational, not periodic. Where blue teams play defense and red teams test that defense, SUW teams play offense on defense. They actively make your organization a nightmare for attackers, turning the asymmetric advantage back in your favor.

Business Benefits

The impact shows up in ways that matter to the business. When attackers find that reconnaissance is costly and unpredictable, they move to easier targets. Your breach risk drops not because you've built higher walls, but because you're no longer the path of least resistance. Fewer successful intrusions mean dramatically reduced incident response costs. You're not spending millions on containment, recovery, and regulatory penalties because most attacks likely will not progress past the reconnaissance phase.

This translates to measurably better ROI on security spending. Small, focused SUW teams deliver outsized impact compared to continually expanding traditional security operations. The security works invisibly, without creating friction for employees or slowing down business operations. You maintain operational continuity and protect the intellectual property that can give you competitive advantage. Perhaps most importantly, you can finally answer the board's question "are we secure?" with data-driven evidence of proactive threat disruption rather than hopeful assurances.