About

20 years of finding what
other people miss.

Before this became a service, it was how I spent my career.

The background

I'm Gus, founder of Cyber Global Technologies. For over 20 years I've worked as an IT auditor and GRC consultant on engagements for major financial institutions and healthcare organizations — building and reviewing security and privacy programs against frameworks like SOX, HIPAA, and industry-standard risk controls.

That work has mostly been available to companies large enough to afford a full consulting engagement. This service exists to make the same rigor available at a price and turnaround that fits a startup or small team.

20+
Years in IT Audit & GRC
9
Products Self-Audited
1
Day to Find Real Bugs
Morgan Stanley PNC Bank American Express

Why this service exists

I run six live SaaS products myself — built fast, solo, AI-assisted, iterating constantly. A routine check of one product's privacy policy against its actual code revealed a mismatch. So I checked the rest of the portfolio, systematically, using the exact process now offered as this service.

What one afternoon of structured review found:

A fail-open security bug — a phishing-detection tool reported "Safe" whenever its scanning backend failed or timed out. Not a warning. A false all-clear, every time something broke.
A false privacy claim, live for months — a policy said data was "processed locally." It wasn't; content was being sent to a third-party AI API.
A silently broken contact form — every submission returned "success." Nothing was ever delivered; it was posting to a dead URL from a months-old migration.
A parent company with no privacy policy at all — the entity running shared analytics across six products had no privacy or terms page.

None of it was found by an outage, a complaint, or a security researcher. It was found by asking one question, consistently: does what we claim match what the code actually does? That question is the entire basis of this service.

Want to see what the actual deliverable looks like?

A sample report, built from real findings, showing exactly what you get.

See a Sample Report →