Who We Are
WebSec Systems Inc is a U.S.-based private company specializing in threat intelligence, infrastructure visibility, and security data operations.
We operate at the intersection of cybersecurity research, applied intelligence, and adversarial tracking — providing actionable insights to trusted entities.Our work is autonomous, technically grounded, and built to scale in environments where accuracy and integrity are non-negotiable.
Our Focus
We focus exclusively on the detection and documentation of infrastructure that exhibits verifiable signs of illicit activity — including unauthorized pharmaceutical sales, identity theft, financial fraud, trafficking of personally identifiable information (PII), and malware distribution networks. We do not assess or interfere with lawful platforms, private communications, or legitimate services.
How We Operate
Our workflow integrates machine-assisted reconnaissance, open telemetry analysis, and forensic-grade evidence preservation. Verified incidents - based on objective indicators and community reports - are submitted to infrastructure operators using RFC-compliant, cryptographically-signed takedown packages. All documentation is audit-ready and timestamped for reproducibility.
Strategic Public Impact
WebSec Systems Inc operates as an independent intelligence company with a clear public-impact mandate.
While we offer commercial services, our priority remains the systemic reduction of digital threats across critical infrastructure.
We work with select clients and operators whose interests align with evidence-based, ethically governed cybersecurity outcomes.
Operational Coordination
We engage with registrars, hosting providers, and network operators through both public abuse channels and structured agreements.
All coordination is governed by validated policies, legal frameworks, and internal review.
Our independence ensures that every escalation is based solely on verifiable risk — not external influence or contractual bias.
Evidence & Disclosure
Each report is prepared using forensic-level methodology, incorporating tamper-evident logging, verifiable timestamps, and reproducible workflows. All materials are retained in audit-ready archives.