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An independent firm in a single discipline
AKATI Sekurity is an independent cybersecurity firm founded in 2007. The firm has conducted more than 1,000 forensic investigations for banks, government agencies and operators of critical infrastructure, and serves clients across five continents. Security is the whole of the firm's work.
Forensic origin
The practice began in digital forensics and incident response, and that work remains its centre. Gartner® named AKATI a Representative Vendor for incident response retainer services in 2025, and again in 2026. Frost & Sullivan recognised the firm for digital forensics services in Asia-Pacific in 2024. What the firm's analysts learn inside a live intrusion is written back into the detection content that protects every client under monitoring.
Accreditation
AKATI is a Qualified Security Assessor and an Approved Scanning Vendor accredited by the PCI Security Standards Council, a CREST accredited provider, and certified to ISO 27001, ISO 27017 and ISO 27018. Each accreditation is re-examined on a fixed cycle, so the firm is held to the standard it applies to its clients.
Assessment and operation
AKATI assesses controls and also operates them. One firm can test a network, run the security operations centre that monitors it, and lead the investigation if an incident occurs. Assessment and operations are staffed as separate teams, so the independence of each engagement is preserved.
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Cybersecurity Services
Assessment, testing, operations and response, delivered by one team.
Security Operations
AKATI's security operations centre monitors, correlates and responds around the clock, as an extension of the client's own team. Detection covers endpoints, networks, cloud workloads and identity.
Testing and Validation
Penetration testing and red team exercises carried out against networks, applications and people, under CREST accredited methodology, and reported with evidence a board can act on.
Assessment and Certification
Independent reviews, gap assessments and certification support across PCI DSS v4.0.1, ISO 27001, SOC 2 and the principal technology risk frameworks applied to regulated institutions.
Incident Response
Containment, forensic investigation, root cause analysis and recovery, under a retainer that carries a guaranteed response time.
DFIR Retainer Services
DFIR Retainer Services
Case Studies
Selected work in banking, manufacturing and multi-region regulated enterprise.
Telemetry Without Detection
A multi-region regulated enterprise had the logs but not the coverage. How continuous MDR closed the gap between data collected and threats seen.
Read Case StudyManufacturing Firm Secures OT with 24/7 Endpoint MDR
24/7 Managed Detection and Response protecting operational technology across a heavy-industry manufacturing environment.
Read Case StudyTier-1 Bank Exceeds Digital Asset Compliance
A compliance assessment for a Tier-1 bank's mobile banking and digital wallet applications, validating full alignment under a tight deadline.
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Analysis written by the practitioners who do the work.
PCI DSS v4.0.1 MFA Requirements
PCI DSS MFA requirements are scored at the CDE boundary. What 8.4.2, 8.4.3 and 8.5.1 each cover, the documented exception, and what a QSA asks for.
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Identity Is the New Perimeter
A Teams help-desk vishing campaign reached a domain controller while malware tools stayed quiet. What identity attacks abuse, and what ITDR fixes.
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Why Submitting Your RMiT Gap Analysis Was Only Step One
The reissued RMiT obliges continuous compliance rather than a one-time gap analysis, and key resilience duties fall due in 2027.
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A compliance review, a penetration test, a security operations deployment, or an incident response retainer. The team will set out what is required and what it will take.