Security Consulting

Maintaining focus on achieving foundational security, managing compliance, and improving overall cyber resilience

Typical Activities:
Environment Assessment: Comprehensive overview of all cyber assets
Goal Setting: What are we trying to accomplish

Establish a baseline and develop a plan of action to achieve identified goals

Assessment & Discovery

A top-to-bottom review using a simplified framework to identify critical weaknesses in technology, people, and processes.

Strategy & Planning

A clear, phased plan that addresses the highest-risk/highest-impact vulnerabilities first, often broken down into quick wins, short-term, and long-term projects.

Implementation & Improvement

Guidance on implementing technical controls, a tested plan for cyber incident detection, response, and recovery, and unbiased recommendations for necessary security tools and MSSPs

Framework Advisory

Framework Assessment
Understand current security posture: how you stack up against selected framework
Establish a formal plan for compliance: the best route to achieve the goal

A framework provides:
A Structured Roadmap: It replaces guesswork with a systematic, industry-vetted approach to managing cyber risk. It tells you exactly what to protect, how to protect it, and what to do when an incident occurs (Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover).

Compliance & Trust: It ensures you meet legal and regulatory obligations (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS), avoiding massive fines and legal liability. Crucially, it demonstrates to customers, partners, and investors that you are a trustworthy steward of their data, which is a powerful competitive advantage.

Prioritized investment: It helps you conduct a formal Risk Assessment, ensuring that limited budget and resources are focused on the highest-priority risks, maximizing your security ROI instead of wasting money on unnecessary tools.

Business Continuity: It establishes a clear, tested plan for incident response and recovery, minimizing downtime and the financial and reputational damage following an attack.

In short, a framework moves your organization from a reactive, vulnerable posture to a proactive, defensible, and highly trustworthy one.