Stahl runs a security practice designed to pair with an infrastructure team. We don't just hand you a report — we remediate what we find, under one contract, with one point of accountability. Technical delivery is executed through a vetted partner network of specialist operators, coordinated and interpreted by Stahl.
Standalone pen-testing firms can only hand you a PDF. Network installers don't understand adversarial security. Because Stahl does both, our security engagements close the loop — the same team that finds the gap can fix it.
We identify what's exposed — through point-in-time pen testing, continuous assessment, or adversary simulation.
Raw findings become prioritized, plain-language guidance your executives and your auditors can both act on.
Our networking practice closes the gaps — one contract, one team, no finger-pointing between vendors.
Six engagement types, matched to how sophisticated organizations actually consume security — from the annual test a regulator demands, to the continuous assurance a listed company requires, to the confidential audit a principal quietly commissions.
Scoped adversarial testing across every surface the attacker can reach. Delivered point-in-time for audit cycles, or continuously for operations that can't wait a year between tests.
Objective-based engagements modeled on named threat groups. Goes beyond the perimeter to test people, process, and detection — then pairs with your blue team to close the gaps we expose.
Configuration assessment, IAM review, and continuous posture management for cloud estates. Surfaces the drift between how your cloud was designed and how it's actually running.
Non-technical evaluation of policy, control maturity, vendor risk, and audit readiness. Output is a prioritized remediation roadmap your board — and your auditor — can act on.
Fractional security leadership for organizations that need a CISO's seat at the table without the full-time headcount. Board reporting, roadmap, vendor review, incident planning — monthly retainer.
A confidential digital-footprint review for principals and their families: email security, device hardening, OSINT exposure, social-graph risk, and structured family-member training.
Every Stahl engagement is mapped to industry-recognized testing and control standards. Your auditor has heard of them. Your counsel has read them. And when a finding is disputed, the reference is already on the page.
43% of family offices experienced a cyberattack in 2024 — but only 40% have adequate controls. We close that gap without making your household feel like an IT department, and without the name of your principal ever touching a vendor datasheet.
For listed, regulated, or pre-transaction organizations, assessment isn't optional — but it's often performative. We deliver assessments that change the underlying risk posture, not just the checkbox, mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and NIST CSF as applicable.
Start with a scoped assessment. We'll tell you what to fix first — and, if you want, we'll fix it.