Cybersecurity Services for Packetlabs

Policing, lottery and gaming, and utilities and energy all appear on the Packetlabs vertical list, which tells you who its testing has to satisfy. The firm is CREST accredited and a signatory to the CREST AI Charter, holds a SOC 2 Type II attestation, staffs engagements only with OSCP certified consultants, and outsources none of the testing. Between 50 and 99 people cover offices in Toronto, Calgary, San Francisco and Sydney. It sells no tools and no software

Independence is the product, and it is also the ceiling. Every engagement consumes a named consultant, so capacity is a headcount question with no software shortcut. Retainers smooth the calendar. They do not create consultants. Worse, the work generates demand Packetlabs has chosen not to serve. A red team exercise or an operational technology assessment ends in a list of things to fix, and the firm that found them sells nothing that fixes them. Customers take that list elsewhere, which puts a third party between Packetlabs and the follow through. Canadian federal and Quebec clients add a further condition, that the report and the remediation be handled in French

CWS can be the remediation arm that never shows up as one. Our engineers work under the Packetlabs brand across the United States and Canada, to a single delivery standard, and in French where a Quebec or Canadian federal client requires it. Corova runs the scoping, quoting and tracking, so a remediation package can be priced beside the test report instead of weeks after it. Packetlabs stays a pure testing firm. The customer stops shopping for the fix