THETA432™

About THETA432™

THETA432™ is a cybersecurity services firm delivering managed security solutions to a client base spanning both Mexico and the United States. The company was established by M. Michael Mitama, who leveraged two decades of experience in training U.S. government officials and collaborating with the FBI and Homeland Security to found the firm. This background provides the company with a deep understanding of the cyber threat landscape.

The firm’s core business revolves around providing comprehensive, 24/7/365 managed services that include prevention, detection, and response. This is delivered through a Hybrid Security Operations Center (SOC) model and cyber defense monitoring. A key aspect of their methodology is the proprietary Dynamically Defined Defense (3D™) process, which was developed to systematically address cyber defense challenges. The company’s service model is designed to be tool-agnostic, allowing them to either utilize their own set of security tools or adapt to the client's existing technology stack. This flexibility underscores their philosophy that expertise and operational knowledge are more critical than a tool-centric approach. Services are customized for each client, recognizing that every network infrastructure and risk threshold is unique.

THETA432's revenue is generated through the delivery of these tailored cybersecurity services. Beyond managed defense, the company offers attack simulations, virtualized attacks, penetration testing, and disaster recovery services specifically for ransomware incidents. A notable offering is THETA432 A.V.A. (Advanced Virtual Attacks), a product that simulates attacks and runs virtualized phishing campaigns to identify security gaps and train employees. These campaigns can redirect end-users to a learning management system upon clicking a phishing link, providing immediate, practical training to strengthen the human layer of security. In the event of a breach, the firm also provides incident response services to identify the source, contain the threat, and recover compromised information.