About Ingress Labs
Built from real-world tradecraft, not checklists.
Ingress Labs exists for organizations that understand security is not a compliance checkbox. It is the ability to withstand motivated, creative attackers targeting humans, facilities, and infrastructure at the same time.
Philosophy
Most assessments stop at what’s easy to measure. We focus on what’s actually exploitable. That means starting from attacker goals, mapping realistic pathways, and then executing with discipline and documentation.
The result is a story your leadership understands and a set of findings your defenders can act on—without theatrics or noise.
Areas of Focus
- • Physical ingress and covert facility assessment
- • Human-targeted operations and social engineering
- • Network, wireless, and remote access exposure
- • Crypto-native threat models and key management risk
- • High-risk roles: founders, operators, and staff with reach
Operating Principles
- Clarity over drama. Reports and briefings that executives can read and act on.
- Discretion by default. We treat your environment and people like they’re our own.
- Tradecraft with guardrails. Aggressive simulations within clearly defined rules of engagement.
- Fix-forward mindset. Every finding is tied to a concrete improvement path.
Why Northeast Alabama?
Ingress Labs is intentionally based in Dekalb County, Alabama — close enough to serve regional banks, healthcare groups, manufacturers, and founders across Fort Payne, Huntsville, and the surrounding towns, but far enough from coastal hype cycles to stay grounded in what real attackers do to real businesses.
From here, we travel for on-site work across Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia, typically within a 200-mile radius. If you operate in this part of the Southeast and want an adversary who can show up in person, walk your floor, and see what your staff and systems look like on a normal day, that is exactly what Ingress Labs is designed to do. You can learn more about our regional coverage on the local cybersecurity in Fort Payne, Alabama page.