Cybersecurity without the complexity
Protect your business with the expertise, accountability, and support you need without the friction, handoffs, and complexity holding you back.
Everything you need, nothing you don’t
The cybersecurity industry has a bad habit of confusing complexity with value. Dominion Cyber was built differently.
A partner, not another vendor
Work with a team that's invested in your success and ready to move when it matters most.
Real advice, real experts
Get practical guidance from experienced professionals who have been in the trenches and not just following a checklist.
Forward progress, less friction
Reduce risk, meet evolving security requirements, and keep business moving without unnecessary friction.
Ownership, not handoffs
Partner directly with U.S.-based experts who know your environment and take responsibility for the outcome.
Expertise where it matters most
M&A Due Diligence
Know the risks before they become yours. Evaluate cybersecurity posture, vulnerabilities, and hidden risks to help you make informed acquisition decisions before the deal closes.
The DC Community
The future of cybersecurity won’t be built by gatekeepers. It’ll be built by sharing what works, challenging assumptions, and raising the bar for everyone.
Knowledge over noise
Dominion Cyber partners with wetw0rk
Dominion Cyber is partnering with offensive security researcher wetw0rk to bring more deeply technical, practitioner-led insight to the DC Community.
20 questions to ask before you buy a Breach and Attack Simulation Platform
Evaluating a BAS platform? These 20 questions will help you understand what it actually measures, where the gaps are, and whether it can support the security outcomes you’re trying to validate.
Breach and attack simulation isn’t Purple Teaming
BAS can be useful for continuous validation. But a green heatmap doesn’t necessarily tell you how your security program will perform against a real attacker.
Your leadership page is an attack surface
Leadership pages build credibility, but they also give attackers a verified map of your organization. Here’s why marketing and security should decide together what gets published.
20 questions to ask before you buy a Breach and Attack Simulation Platform
Evaluating a BAS platform? These 20 questions will help you understand what it actually measures, where the gaps are, and whether it can support the security outcomes you’re trying to validate.
Breach and attack simulation isn’t Purple Teaming
BAS can be useful for continuous validation. But a green heatmap doesn’t necessarily tell you how your security program will perform against a real attacker.
Not just another tool in the stack
DC Monolith
Give cyber defenders a structured, repeatable way to hunt for signs of compromise. Spend less time building threat hunts and more time investigating what matters.
Security shouldn’t be complicated
