ASEC // Toronto, Canada
Security for
autonomous systems.
Offensive security for drones, robotics, and autonomous systems, inside a full-stack practice.
Request an assessment → If it moves, we are already in.
What we do //
Full-stack offense
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Drone, UAV and Robotics Testingthe wedge
Adversarial testing of autonomous platforms: RF and MAVLink links, firmware, hardware, and ground control.
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Adversarial Assessments
Web and API (GraphQL specialist), network, cloud, mobile, IoT, and physical penetration testing.
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Security Consulting
Threat modeling, NIST maturity, compliance readiness, vendor risk, and virtual CISO.
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Incident Response
Threat hunting, IR program assessment, playbook development, forensics, and table-top exercises.
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The ASEC Platform
Continuous security testing, attack surface management, patch validation, and Nuclei test development.
Proof of work //
11
years offensive
2
No Starch books
402
Damn Vulnerable Drone stars
4
industry bodies
1
founder of DC416
Where hackers meet hackers. DC416 turns ten in 2026, a 2,880-member Toronto security community founded by Nick Aleks.