Free · 30 minutes · No obligation

What does your identity stack look like to an attacker

In 30 minutes we'll review your current authentication setup, identify your top three exposure points, and tell you in plain terms what your helpdesk recovery workflow looks like to a threat actor armed with deepfake tools.

​​1. Identity exposure mapping

We review your current authentication stack and identify the three highest-probability attack paths — based on what adversarial testing consistently finds in environments like yours.

2. Helpdesk recovery assessment

We walk through your current account recovery process and show you specifically how a deepfake-equipped attacker would approach it — and what a cryptographic fix looks like operationally.

3. NIS2 & DORA gap check

We map your current posture against the authentication clauses in NIS2 Article 21 and DORA's technical standards — specifically where phishing-resistant MFA is now the expected baseline.

4. One concrete next step

Every session ends with a single specific action you can take this week — not a proposal, not a follow-up call. Something actionable regardless of whether you work with Ciptor.

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    What security leaders say

    "The audit gave us exactly what we needed to get board approval. We had a clear picture of our exposure and an ROI model in our hands within 48 hours."

    CISO, Nordic manufacturing group · 8,000 users

    "I expected a product pitch. Instead, Ciptor walked me through exactly which of our NIS2 obligations we were failing — and why our current MFA wouldn't satisfy Article 21.

    VP Information Security, Swedish Municipality · 14,700 users

    What you won't get

    • A vendor pitch or product demonstration
    • A follow-up sales cadence unless you request one
    • Slides emailed to you afterwards
    • Pressure to make a decision on the call