A threat intelligence firm built on technical depth and operational results.
Bedrock Safeguard exists to close the gap between threat intelligence and action. We take raw malware samples and turn them into actionable intelligence packages — complete with infrastructure maps, threat actor attribution, and jurisdiction analysis ready for law enforcement and intelligence agencies worldwide.
We operate at the intersection of reverse engineering and investigation. Where others stop at IOC lists, we trace the infrastructure back to the operator, identify the hosting providers across any jurisdiction, and hand decision-makers everything they need to act — whether that's the RCMP, FBI, MI5, or ACSC.
We obtain malware samples from public repositories, client submissions, or active threat hunting across dark web marketplaces and threat intelligence feeds.
Static reverse engineering cracks the binary's protections. Dynamic analysis in isolated environments captures the runtime behavior — C2 beacons, injected processes, dropped files.
OSINT and infrastructure analysis trace C2 servers across hosting providers, registrars, and jurisdictions. We build confidence-rated attribution assessments.
The final product is an intelligence package designed for decision-makers — whether that's a federal investigator, an intelligence analyst, a CISO, or counsel preparing for prosecution.
Canadian Armed Forces veteran. Founded Bedrock Safeguard with the belief that AI can fundamentally change how Canada defends itself in cyberspace.
Mike's original threat intelligence research has identified Chinese state-sponsored infrastructure operating on Canadian soil and mapped criminal C2 operations across Ontario and Quebec. His findings have been submitted to the RCMP and the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security.
Prior to founding Bedrock Safeguard, Mike served in the Canadian Armed Forces. He brings military discipline, operational security awareness, and a mission-first mindset to every investigation.
Bedrock Safeguard operates from Ontario, Canada. All data is processed and stored on Canadian infrastructure.
Whether you're law enforcement, government, or private sector — if you have a threat, we have answers.
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