Security that shows up Monday morning.
Round-the-clock monitoring and response, third-party risk operated on a cadence, and overlapping tool consolidation, all delivered across three tiers using your existing evidence base.
Programs decay because nobody was staffed to run them.
Almost every mid-market security program has a good quarter in it: the audit is passed, the findings are closed, the policies are current. Six months later the evidence is stale, the vendor reviews are overdue, and three tools are half-deployed; not because the program failed, but because operating it was somebody's fourth priority.
This practice is the operating layer. Monitoring and response with named analysts and defined escalation. Third-party risk reviewed on a schedule with the questionnaires actually chased. And a consolidation discipline that reduces spend by removing overlap rather than adding another console. It runs on the control set and evidence base your previous engagement produced, so nothing restarts.
Bronze, Silver, Gold.
One platform, three levels of coverage.
Every tier runs on the same platform, so moving up adds capability without re-onboarding. Bronze is the operational foundation, Silver layers on managed detection and deeper compliance, Gold delivers a fully optimized, dedicated program.
Manual support and baseline configurations for small teams getting started with managed services.
- Business hours coverage
- Baseline configurations
- Essential endpoint protection
- Standard SLAs
Automated workflows with guided AI assistance for growing organizations.
- Automated workflows
- Guided AI assistance
- Compliance checks
- Risk register and governance
Full lifecycle management with proactive AI-driven monitoring and remediation.
- 24×7 support coverage
- Proactive AI monitoring
- EDR and SIEM integration
- Mock audit coordination
Security Operations & Monitoring
Detection, triage, and response with named escalation paths, defined response SLAs, and monthly reporting that doubles as audit evidence.
GovernVendor & Third-Party Risk
Tiered vendor inventory, review cadence, questionnaires chased, and findings tracked to closure with evidence retained.
ConsolidateSecurity Optimization & Consolidation
A read of what you own, what overlaps, and what is half-deployed. Spend comes down by removing duplication, not by buying another platform.
Four moments bring people here. Each one has a different first step.
Find the sentence that sounds like your situation, and start there.
An engagement is ending and nobody owns the run
“The assessment is done and the findings are closed. Who watches this next month?”
Programs decay quietly. Evidence goes stale within a quarter, and the next audit reopens findings you already paid to close.
Alerts are arriving faster than anyone can triage
“We have a SIEM. What we don't have is anyone reading it after 5pm.”
Unread detection is the same as no detection, and it's worse in an audit: you can prove the alert fired and nobody acted on it.
Customers and auditors are asking about your vendors
“They want our third-party risk process. We have a spreadsheet and good intentions.”
Vendor risk is now a control auditors test and enterprise customers diligence. An un-run process is a finding waiting to be written.
Security spend went up and coverage didn't
“We're paying for four tools that do the same thing, and two were never fully deployed.”
Overlapping tooling hides gaps rather than closing them, and every half-deployed platform is a control you're paying for but can't evidence.
Six things every engagement in this practice does.
Managed doesn't mean opaque. These are the operating commitments behind every tier.
Named people, not a queue
You know who runs your account, who takes the escalation, and who signs the monthly report. Continuity is the product.
SLAs in writing
Detection, triage, notification, and escalation times are contractual, tiered, and reported against — not described in a brochure.
Evidence as a by-product
Everything the operation does is logged and reported in the form your auditors and customers accept. No evidence scramble before fieldwork.
Your tooling first
We operate what you own before recommending anything new. Consolidation ahead of procurement, always.
Escalation into senior expertise
When an alert becomes an incident, the same firm's breach response and forensics capability is already on the other end of the escalation.
No lock-in by obscurity
Runbooks, detections, and reporting are documented and portable. If you take the program in-house, you can.
What we operate against, and what we operate on.
The standards the reporting is mapped to
Monthly operational reporting is structured as audit evidence for the frameworks you already report against.
What the operation watches
Signal from the estate the mid-market actually runs, including the SaaS and cloud layers legacy MSSPs skip.
The expertise behind this practice.
Security Operations
Detection engineering, triage discipline, and escalation design built by people who have run mid-market SOCs, not a tooling reseller's managed add-on.
See expertiseIdentity & Access Management
Identity is where most incidents start and where most alerts need context. Access reviews and privileged-access monitoring are part of the operation, not a separate project.
See expertiseGRC Program Design
Operational reporting is designed as audit evidence by former auditors, so the monthly pack is the artifact fieldwork asks for.
See expertiseCloud Security & Governance
Cloud posture and drift are monitored against the guardrails the platform was designed with, so new resources don't quietly reopen closed findings.
See expertiseBring us the alert queue, the vendor spreadsheet, or the tooling invoice you can't justify.
We'll tell you which service and tier you actually need, what it would take, and where you're already covered.