Cromulence
Cromulence, founded in 2014 by members of the Legitimate Business Syndicate, specializes in cybersecurity research, contest development, innovative engineering, and training.
History
Cromulence was founded in 2014 by members of the Legitimate Business Syndicate, a group known for organizing the DEF CON Capture the Flag competition from 2013 to 2017. Since its inception, the company has grown into a recognized entity in the field of cybersecurity, providing innovative solutions and participating in high-profile competitions and programs.
Services
Cromulence specializes in cybersecurity, offering a range of services that include cyber tool development, reverse engineering, vulnerability research, and cyber red teaming. The company focuses on delivering full spectrum cyber solutions specifically tailored to the needs of the Department of Defense and other clients, ensuring robust security measures and cutting-edge technology.
Products
One of Cromulence's key products is 'Hog,' an engine designed for full system emulation and rapid state analysis. This tool plays a crucial role in cybersecurity operations by enabling detailed simulation and assessment of potential vulnerabilities, thus supporting both defensive and offensive cybersecurity strategies.
Collaborations and Competitions
Cromulence has a history of hosting and participating in major cybersecurity events and programs. Notably, they hosted the Hack-A-Sat satellite hacking contest in collaboration with the US Air Force and Defense Digital Service. Their participation in DARPA programs such as CHESS, CFAR, CGC, and HACCS underscores their involvement in advanced cybersecurity research and development projects.