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SpecterOps is a cybersecurity company founded in 2017 and based in Virginia, United States. With a team of 201 to 500 employees, the company focuses on adversary-driven cybersecurity solutions. SpecterOps aims to empower organizations to defend against modern cyber threats by providing education, visibility, and proactive countermeasures. The company offers a variety of services, including adversary training courses that enhance organizations abilities to detect and respond to threats. They conduct simulations to replicate adversary tactics and assist in developing tailored internal security programs. SpecterOps also provides independent assessments to evaluate security postures and ongoing support for assessment operations. One of their key products is the BloodHound platform, available in Community and Enterprise editions. BloodHound helps organizations identify and manage attack path risks, offering insights into potential vulnerabilities and guidance on risk mitigation. SpecterOps serves both commercial and government sectors, having worked with numerous clients to strengthen their security operations.
Since 1982, Pro Staff has developed a solid reputation as one of the leading staffing services firms in the country. During that time we've helped thousands of companies, and talent, realize their full potential.
Professionals for Hire Inc is a San Francisco, CA-based company in the Business Services sector.
We are 100% SPAL subsidiary in India manufacturing Axial Fan and Centrifugal Blowers.
Closinglock provides fraud prevention technology to the real estate industry, modernizing transactions through a secure, easy-to-use platform. With Closinglock, settlement companies can exchange wire instructions, receive Good Funds payments, validate payoff accounts, verify identities, share documents and collect eSignatures. Trusted by hundreds of title companies and law firms, and supported by leading financial service providers such as J.P. Morgan, Closinglock has protected hundreds of thousands of transactions totaling more than $250 billion.