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Where the work is concentrated.

Seven sectors where Yinkozi's depth has compounded over thirteen years. Multi-year engagements with tier-1 customers across Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and North America.

01

Banking

Tier-1 banks and full-stack security audits.

Multi-year engagements with tier-1 banks across Africa, Europe, and North America. Hardware-to-process security audits, runtime instrumentation, application security at portfolio scale, threat-model facilitation. Where security teams operate at organisation-wide scope, we operate as the embedded specialist team.

— typical engagement shapes
  • Continuous offensive security across the customer's full surface
  • Architecture review for new platforms and migrations
  • Source code review of security-critical paths
  • Hardware-bound identity and signing infrastructure
02

Payments

Acquirers, processors, mobile money, agent banking.

Continent-scale mobile-money platforms, acquirer and scheme-adjacent infrastructure, payment-terminal fleets, agent-banking networks. The systems where security failure has settlement consequences and the threat surface includes operator-staff insiders, agent collusion, and customer-side overlay attack.

— typical engagement shapes
  • Full-platform mobile-money pentest
  • Payment-network end-to-end assessment
  • Terminal and POS hardware-lab review
  • Agent-banking threat modelling
03

Government

Sovereign deployments, voting, identity, citizen services.

National-scale identity systems, voting infrastructure, sovereign-deployment-only environments. Where cloud SaaS cannot fit, where the threat model includes other sovereign actors, and where the procurement cycle assumes an engineering vendor — not a body-shop pentest firm.

— typical engagement shapes
  • DevSecOps engineering at national scale
  • Voting and election-infrastructure assessment
  • National-identity and KYC platform review
  • Sovereign cryptographic-protocol design
04

Energy

Oil & gas, generation, refining, pipeline operators.

Critical-infrastructure operators with SCADA, ICS, and vendor-supplied control systems. Where active-scanning is forbidden, where lab replication is required, and where the cost of being wrong is measured in physical damage.

— typical engagement shapes
  • Single-site OT assessment with hardware-lab replication
  • Portfolio-wide review across multi-site operators
  • IT/OT boundary architecture review
  • Vendor and supply-chain integrity review
05

Telecommunications

Mobile network operators, mobile money, agent networks.

MNOs running mobile money at scale, agent-network security, signalling and core-infrastructure surfaces, device-fleet management. Sub-Saharan and Middle East regional concentration, with cross-border partner integrations.

— typical engagement shapes
  • Mobile-money platform security
  • Agent-network and KYC pipeline review
  • Core-infrastructure and signalling pentest
  • Fleet-scale device management security
06

Blockchain

Smart contracts, bridges, validator sets, consensus clients.

Layer-1 chains, layer-2 rollups, DeFi protocols, cross-chain bridges, threshold-signature custody, sovereign-issued tokenisation. Where the security boundary is part-cryptographic, part-economic, and part-protocol — and where the cost of getting it wrong is settlement-final.

— typical engagement shapes
  • Smart-contract review across Solidity / Vyper / Move / ink!
  • Bridge and oracle security analysis
  • Validator-set and consensus-client review
  • Economic-model and game-theoretic review
07

Software companies

Fintech, dev-tools, AI platforms, SaaS at scale.

Software companies whose own product is the system under test — fintech platforms, developer-tools and infrastructure-SaaS, AI / LLM platforms, identity providers. Where the customer is also the engineering team and the engagement model is embedded review alongside their security organisation.

— typical engagement shapes
  • Continuing security review embedded with engineering
  • AI / LLM platform security assessment
  • API and developer-platform security
  • Customer-facing SDK and library audit
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