TACIB focuses on scoped security reviews, practical hardening, responsible public-source research, and education. Every request is assessed before any work is accepted.
Services are not automatically accepted. Scope, authorization, capability, timing, and a clear deliverable must be agreed before work begins.
A limited review of an owned or explicitly authorized website to identify common security and configuration concerns.
Active scanning or exploitation is never performed without explicit written permission and agreed boundaries.
Structured testing can be considered for a clearly identified target where the requester has authority to approve testing.
Suitability is reviewed case by case. Do not assume TACIB accepts every target type or level of complexity.
Help prioritizing foundational security measures for small organizations, student projects, and individual digital accounts.
This is scoped guidance, not a promise of continuous monitoring or a guaranteed secure state.
Reviewing public-facing organizational information to help understand accidental exposure and reduce avoidable risk.
No doxxing, stalking, private-account access, credential misuse, or personal targeting.
Introductory sessions and practical learning materials for learners, families, and small teams.
Dates, audience, depth, and any fee must be agreed in advance; a public workshop is not always available.
General guidance to help people understand immediate account-safety steps and find appropriate platform or official reporting channels.
TACIB does not promise account recovery, content removal, criminal investigation, legal representation, or emergency response.
Before accepting a technical security request, TACIB should confirm: