Deep Binary Vulnerability Scanning and Cyber Risk Scoring for Enterprise and Government

Operating from the Washington, DC National Capital Region under the banner "Serious Cybersecurity," Assured Enterprises sells assessment-led security to enterprises, government agencies and defense contractors, alongside banks, law firms, insurers and mid-sized businesses. The company's stated premise is that most organizations cannot rip out and replace their networks, so its offerings are designed to work against existing software estates without recapitalization. Leadership draws on government and intelligence backgrounds, with a board and advisory board that include former defense and intelligence officials.

The core technology is AssuredScanDKV, a scanner that examines libraries, DLLs and executables for known vulnerabilities. Rather than reading source code, it unpacks and reviews binaries directly, checking findings against the National Vulnerability Database and the company's own proprietary vulnerability repository. Output is a catalog of vulnerabilities prioritized by criticality with remediation information attached. TripleHelix wraps that scan in a broader engagement that produces three correlated reports covering cyber maturity, threat and impact, plus prioritized remediation guidance.

The differentiator claimed is coverage of packed and compiled third-party software that conventional scanners skip, since those tools generally need source access or unobfuscated artifacts. Assessment results roll up into CyberScore, a three-digit benchmark deliberately modeled on a FICO score so boards and executives can track posture, justify budget and compare year over year. Surrounding products extend the portfolio into managed detection and response, encryption key management, penetration testing, insider threat work and regulatory checkups such as the New York State DFS assessment.