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Why do we call ourselves

“Bandits”?

We were looking for a term that defines each of us individually, and as a team, in terms of our passion and the kind of work we do. While searching for "The one word" that defines our vision and mission, we stumbled upon Bandit , amongst other words, a negative term in its true context, but the definition struck a chord as it had three important characteristics that aligned with our thoughts and Payatu values.

The three characteristic that define a

Payatu Bandit

Outlaw

Has a curious mind.
"Curiosity may have killed the cat, but if focused on the right place, it can do wonders."
A bandit has an inquisitive mind. They pull out all the stops to ensure their hunger to discover is fulfilled.

Belongs to Gang

Is a team player.
"We Come! We Hack! We Protect! Together Always!"
A Payatu bandit is part of a close-knit family that supports and encourages each other to succeed.

Operate in Lawless area

Thinks out of the box.
"We go where no one has gone before to find what no one has found before!"
A bandit knows no boundaries and tends to bend the rules while plying their trade.

How to spot a

Payatu Bandit

Kingdom: Animalia
Species: Homo sapiens
Family: Payatu
Primary Habita: Payatu Research Labs
Also found in: Global customer locations, cybersecurity conferences
Personality: Curious, trustworthy, passionate about research and sharing knowledge
Superpowers: Hacking!
Likes: Finding and mitigating vulnerabilities, contributing to the community, fortifying client assets
Dislikes: Unethical exploits, giving unactionable deliverables
Population: 50 and growing
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