About Breach Arc
Offensive security services from Bangalore, operating since 2022.
Our Story
Breach Arc has provided offensive security services from Bangalore since 2022. The objective has remained the same throughout: reports an engineer can act on, not documents written for whoever signs the invoice.
The team holds CISSP, OSCP and CISM certifications, with decades of combined experience across offensive security, risk management, compliance and threat mitigation. In practice that means testing applications and networks, conducting red team engagements, reviewing cloud accounts and AI pipelines, and supporting clients through the demanding stages of compliance programmes.
We have worked with organizations across a range of industries, from those with a staffed security operations center to teams where a single engineer is responsible for security alongside other duties. Engagements are structured accordingly. What remains constant is that every finding includes the underlying reasoning, not only a severity rating, so your team can evaluate and challenge our conclusions.
Our Values
Four principles that govern how we run every engagement.
Security First
We raise material findings early, while there is still time to act on them, rather than holding them for the final report.
Expert Team
Certified practitioners with decades of combined experience in security testing and threat intelligence. Certifications establish a baseline; what matters most is practical experience with systems like yours.
Proactive Approach
Relying on alerts alone cedes the timing to the attacker. We look for the low-signal activity that never trips a rule, and we continue monitoring between engagements.
Global Standards
Our testing follows recognized international frameworks, so every finding in your report maps to something your engineers and your auditors can look up independently.
Team Certifications
A reference for procurement and due diligence. These are the certifications our work draws on.
Our Vision
We aim to be the team that organizations across India and beyond engage before an incident rather than after one.
Rigorous security testing should not be available only to banks and large technology companies. A startup shipping its first product warrants the same standard of testing as an enterprise, and the more widely that standard is applied, the harder the internet becomes to attack.