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Who we are.
What we publish.

Net Works LLC is a closed-practice cybersecurity firm. We don't take every client, and we don't chase every trend. What follows is the record: entity, affiliations, research output, and the standards we hold ourselves to.

Entity
Legal Name
Net Works LLC
Established
2026
Classification
Private
Affiliation
ODINT (501(c)(3) pending)

Who runs this

Senior operators only. No junior analysts, no outsourced subcontractors, no playbook-driven delivery. Every engagement is scoped, executed, and delivered by the same people who built the tooling underneath it. If you want a team of twenty, we're the wrong call. If you want the right two or three people for a specific problem, keep reading.

What we stand behind

We're affiliated with the Observatory for Digital Infrastructure & Network Transparency (ODINT), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on open-source intelligence research against foreign government infrastructure and credential exposure ecosystems. ODINT's research underpins many of the data products Net Works sells commercially. Keeping that research nonprofit and transparent is how we stay trusted.

Proceeds from Net Works commercial work fund ODINT research. This isn't marketing. It's the operating model.

Published research

Our operators publish on Substack, Medium, and LinkedIn under the topics below. Linking to specific articles on this page would date them faster than we'd like; if you want the current list, reach out.

Conference & CFP history

Active CFP submissions across DEFCON, BSides, RSA, and regional security conferences. We speak when the talk would say something a vendor session can't. Private roster available on request.

Hardening & self-standards

We hold Net Works' own infrastructure to the same standard we hold clients'. The responsible disclosure policy covers how to report vulnerabilities in this site, our tools, or our APIs. The security.txt file at the standard RFC 9116 path is the first thing you should read if you're a researcher. Full hardening audit log:

Hiring

We don't actively hire. We occasionally bring on senior operators we've already worked with on engagements where they proved themselves. If you're one of those people, you already know how to reach us. If you're not, start here.