Cybersecurity & Compliance

Breaches don't ask permission. Your security posture needs to be ahead of the threat.

Zero-trust architecture, SASE, endpoint detection, and compliance frameworks built on NIST CSF 2.0 — purpose-designed for businesses that operate in regulated industries or simply can't afford the cost of a breach or a failed audit.

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What we deliver

End-to-end security, sourced from the right vendors.

We're not a security vendor — we're your advisor. We assess your environment, design the right security architecture, and source the technologies that close your gaps — without overselling you on tools you don't need.

Zero Trust Architecture

Never trust, always verify — applied to every user, device, and application regardless of network location. We design and deploy Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) frameworks that replace VPN-based perimeter models with identity-aware, least-privilege access controls for every resource.

SASE — Secure Access Service Edge

SASE converges SD-WAN with cloud-delivered security — ZTNA, Secure Web Gateway, CASB, and cloud-native firewall — into a single architecture that protects users whether they're on-campus, remote, or in a branch office. We source from Zscaler, Palo Alto Prisma, Fortinet, and Netskope.

Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)

Next-generation endpoint protection that goes beyond signature-based AV — using behavioral analysis, threat hunting, and automated response to detect and contain threats before they spread. We deploy and manage CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint environments.

Email Security & Anti-Phishing

Business email compromise and phishing remain the top initial access vector in most breaches. We deploy email security platforms — advanced threat protection, DMARC enforcement, anti-phishing, and impersonation detection — that block attacks the native Microsoft and Google filters miss.

Compliance Framework Alignment

HIPAA, PCI-DSS, SOC 2 Type II, CMMC, NIST CSF, and state privacy regulations (CCPA/CPRA) — we map your current security controls to the applicable framework, identify gaps, and build the remediation roadmap. We work alongside your legal and compliance teams, not around them.

Security Awareness Training

The most sophisticated firewall in the world doesn't protect against an employee who clicks a phishing link. We deploy security awareness training platforms with simulated phishing campaigns, compliance training modules, and risk-based reporting that shows improvement over time — not just completion rates.

NIST CSF 2.0

We structure your security program around the NIST Cybersecurity Framework.

NIST CSF 2.0 provides a common language for cybersecurity risk management — covering all six functions from governance to recovery. We use it as the organizing structure for security assessments, gap analysis, and remediation roadmaps.

GV — Govern

Governance

Establish and maintain cybersecurity risk management strategy, expectations, and policy. Includes defining roles, risk tolerance, supply chain risk, and oversight structure. Added in CSF 2.0 to recognize that security is an enterprise risk — not just an IT problem.

ID — Identify

Identify

Understand your assets, risks, and current capabilities. Asset inventory, business environment analysis, risk assessment, and supply chain risk management. You can't protect what you don't know you have.

PR — Protect

Protect

Implement safeguards to limit or contain the impact of a cybersecurity event. Identity management, access controls, data security, protective technology, and security awareness training all live here.

DE — Detect

Detect

Develop and implement activities to identify the occurrence of a cybersecurity event. Continuous monitoring, anomaly detection, and security event alerting — SIEM, EDR, and network-level detection tools provide the visibility.

RS — Respond

Respond

Take action when a cybersecurity incident is detected. Incident response planning, communications, analysis, mitigation, and improvements. Includes the IR playbook, tabletop exercises, and coordination with legal and PR functions.

RC — Recover

Recover

Restore capabilities or services impaired by a cybersecurity incident. Recovery planning, improvement processes, and communications — tightly linked to your DR plan, backup architecture, and business continuity strategy.

How we engage

Security engagements that produce real improvement — not just a report.

01

Security posture assessment

We assess your current controls across all six NIST CSF functions — interviewing stakeholders, reviewing policies, and testing technical controls — to produce a maturity score and gap analysis against your target profile.

02

Risk-prioritized roadmap

We build a remediation roadmap prioritized by risk impact and implementation effort — separating quick wins (can be done this quarter) from strategic investments (12–24 month trajectory) with clear business justification for each.

03

Vendor sourcing & deployment

We source and deploy the right technologies from our security vendor network — ZTNA, EDR, email security, SIEM — and configure them to your environment rather than default settings that look good in demos but miss in practice.

04

Ongoing monitoring & improvement

Security isn't a project that ends. We provide ongoing advisory support — reviewing alerts, managing vendors, scheduling tabletop exercises, and updating your posture assessment as your environment and the threat landscape evolve.

Not sure where your security gaps are?

That's exactly where the assessment starts. A few hours with your team and your environment gives us everything we need to show you where you stand against NIST CSF.

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Let's assess your security posture.

Tell us about your environment and any compliance obligations. We'll map your current controls against the NIST framework and show you where to focus.