Your email, personal accounts, product, and team access are connected. Start with a focused conversation about where you need help, then agree a practical security plan.
15-minute introductory discussion. Further work is scoped and quoted separately.
No account access or scans during the free review.
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Choose the situation that sounds most like yours.
Start with the accounts and access that keep your company running, especially where your personal identity is also an administrator.
These are areas to scope together. They are not an automatically included protection subscription.
Email, social media, and cloud accounts often share recovery details or depend on a single administrator.
Review sign-in protections, recovery options, active sessions, and administrator access with your account owner.
An account-hardening checklist with named owners.
A public founder profile can reveal useful information about the person behind company accounts.
Agree which email addresses, domains, and public profiles to review. Identify exposed information and explain the follow-up options.
A scoped exposure summary and prioritized next steps.
Former contractors and unused integrations may retain access long after the original task is finished.
Review the employee, contractor, and connected-app lists your administrator provides. Flag unnecessary access for the authorized owner to remove.
An access-review worksheet and offboarding actions.
A self-assessment cannot tell you whether your website or application has exploitable weaknesses.
Discuss an authorized VAPT or product security engagement with Cynical Technology or Bugv. Scope, pricing, testing rules, and deliverables are agreed separately.
A proposed testing scope. Findings and retesting depend on the agreed engagement.
Lost account access or a suspicious payment request creates pressure to act before the facts are clear.
Identify an internal response owner, the accounts to prioritize, and the people to contact. Document how to escalate a concern.
A first-response checklist. Incident support requires separate confirmation.
Shared files, external access, and connected apps can become difficult to track as a team grows.
If you use Microsoft 365, discuss whether a Vigile.AI assessment fits your tenant and requirements. Access and permissions are reviewed before any connection.
A suitability discussion and a separately agreed assessment or pilot scope.
Use the free assessment or request an introductory review. Tell us which accounts, tools, or business changes concern you.
Agree the systems, authorized owners, deliverables, fees, and timeline before any paid work or technical testing begins.
Use the agreed findings or checklist to assign fixes and decide whether further testing or ongoing support is useful.
No membership is included with the free assessment or review. Recurring services, monitoring, support hours, and response expectations must be agreed separately in writing.
Do not submit passwords or recovery codes through the form. Any later technical engagement needs an agreed access method, scope, and authorization.
We can discuss account-hardening and exposure-review needs. Family devices, home networks, account recovery, and urgent incidents need a separate suitability and scope discussion. Recovery outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
The seven-question assessment and introductory 15-minute discussion are free. Further work is quoted after we understand the scope. No paid service starts from this form alone.
This form is not an emergency response channel. Use your established incident process and contact the affected service through its official support route. For a possible engagement, email naresh@cynicaltechnology.com; availability must be confirmed.
Bring your questions. Leave the introductory discussion with a clearer view of what to check next.
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Security researcher. Founder.
Naresh Lamgade is a Nepal-based cybersecurity entrepreneur and security researcher with over 12 years of hands-on cybersecurity experience. He founded Cynical Technology, Bugv, Vigile.AI, and Presage Labs, spanning offensive security, vulnerability disclosure, SaaS security, and AI security research.
A Google Vulnerability Research Grant recipient and TEDx speaker, Naresh previously served as a cybersecurity expert at Nepal’s Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers. His work focuses on helping organizations understand security exposure and turn findings into practical action.
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