Counterintelligence focused cybersecurity

Security awareness built around tradecraft.

Praeven Security develops versioned workforce programs, technical briefings, and PrismVector, an internal network assessment engine.

Prepare before the event

One adversary view, five exposure paths A single beam labelled adversary view enters a prism and separates into five paths: public footprint, pretext and approach, credential exposure, second factor bypass, and directory privilege. Adversary view Public footprint Pretext and approach Credential exposure Second factor bypass Directory privilege
45+

Techniques in the PrismVector engineering corpus, with 250 or more finding definitions.

Early access prototype
16 years

Military intelligence, counterintelligence, security operations, penetration testing, incident response, and insider threat programs.

Founder practice
4 modes

Operator controlled execution, from non-intrusive enumeration through full authorized exploitation.

Scope defined before every run

Security services

Three lines. One method underneath them.

Every program is built from observed adversary behavior, then delivered with the records a reviewer can act on.

Security awareness training

Tradecraft Series

Recent incident case files, controlled technical demonstrations, decision exercises, organization specific reporting guidance, and versioned completion evidence for annual workforce security awareness.

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Early access only

PrismVector

A modular, containerized assessment framework that maps Active Directory attack paths under defined authorization, without disrupting production environments.

Review capabilities

Briefings and workshops

Technical briefings

Source backed case studies, technical demonstrations, and audience specific decision exercises for executive, professional, college, and community settings.

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Operating principle

Operational counterintelligence applied to cybersecurity.

The same three movements run through a training module, a briefing, and a PrismVector engagement.

Observe

Identify the information, behavior, identities, and technical relationships visible to an adversary.

Influence

Examine how trust, urgency, authority, access, and system design can be manipulated.

Validate

Test decisions and approved technical paths, preserve evidence, and verify corrective action.

Briefings

Technical briefings for leaders, workforces, and communities.

Current attack methods, verified case studies, technical demonstrations, and audience specific actions.

Executive and board

  • Business and organizational risk
  • Industry specific attack patterns
  • Travel and remote work security
Executive briefings

Workforce and education

  • Workplace cybersecurity awareness
  • Technical demonstrations of attack paths
  • Security champion and mindset building
Workforce sessions

Community awareness

  • Scam and fraud awareness
  • Programs for older adults and mixed technology audiences
  • Interactive examples and guided practice
Community programs

Prepare. Anticipate. Protect.

Discuss a training, or early access to PrismVector.

Praeven reviews the objective and confirms whether the request fits current services and capacity. Response typically within one business day.