We don't separate research from engineering. Every paper we publish, every talk we give, and every CTF we run feeds directly back into how we build and secure our products.
Questions come from the field: a talk at a police training school, an audit, a scam report. We study them, publish what we learn, and ship it into FortifyHub and the free tools. What users run into brings the next question back.
Examines attack surfaces in existing online exam platforms used by Indian institutions and proposes a DPDP-aligned architecture with built-in proctoring and Indian-language support.
Systematic analysis of common cloud misconfigurations in Indian academic institutions across AWS, Azure, and GCP, with a structured remediation checklist and compliance mapping.
Ongoing research into known bypass techniques for webcam and AI-based proctoring, informing the threat model used in FortifyHub's upcoming proctoring feature development.
We've delivered expert cybersecurity talks at police training schools and the National Cadet Corps (NCC) — translating technical knowledge for non-technical audiences.
Delivered hands-on cybersecurity awareness session covering phishing attacks, social engineering, safe digital hygiene, and incident reporting procedures for NCC cadets.
Expert talk on digital security threats targeting law enforcement systems, covering network intrusions, data protection obligations, and practical countermeasures.
Cybersecurity fundamentals workshop for police training school personnel — covering incident response basics, evidence handling in digital investigations, and safe communications.
Attack surfaces in learning management and exam systems, proctoring integrity, and data residency enforcement for educational platforms.
Systematic misconfiguration analysis across AWS, Azure, and GCP environments in academic and government cloud deployments across India.
Practical compliance frameworks for Indian educational institutions under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act — gap analysis and remediation models.
Bypass techniques and adversarial robustness in AI-powered security and proctoring systems — informing our product threat models.
We welcome research collaborations with academic institutions, government bodies, and industry partners working on cybersecurity and EdTech problems.