GHS Lab · Research & Development
GHS Lab is our internal research and testing environment — an isolated sandbox where we build new tools, throw real-world attack scenarios at them, and validate every result before it's trusted in a client engagement. Some of what comes out of the lab, we give away.
How The Lab Works
We start from real friction we see in engagements — a manual process, a missing visibility layer, a recurring finding.
Our team builds an internal prototype — a script, a scanner, or a full application — scoped to solve one problem well.
Every tool is run against adversarial scenarios in an isolated lab environment before it touches a real client or a real engagement.
What proves out becomes part of our own tradecraft — and, where it makes sense, a free tool we hand to our clients.
Born in GHS Lab, our Asset Management app gives your team one place to see every device, application, and system you're responsible for securing — with clear ownership, lifecycle status, and risk context. We built it because we needed it ourselves during engagements, tested it against real client environments, and now give it to every GHS client at no cost.
Request AccessEvery device, server, and application in one searchable view.
Know who owns each asset and where it sits in its lifecycle.
Flag critical or high-exposure assets so nothing slips through.
Clean, audit-ready exports for compliance and internal review.
Also In The Lab
Continuous external footprint discovery to catch exposed assets before an attacker finds them first.
Safe, controlled phishing campaigns we run against test environments to sharpen our own social-engineering assessments.
Turning raw engagement findings into structured, client-ready reports faster and more consistently.
Pulling regional threat feeds into one internal view to keep our assessments current on Saudi-specific threats.
Catching cloud and network misconfigurations the moment they drift from an approved baseline.
Visualizing privilege-escalation paths inside Active Directory before we hand a client a remediation plan.
