Unclear where to start with Zero Trust or MFA
Security rules have become ceremonial and difficult for frontline teams to follow
No standard procedures for audit or incident response
Security assessment / risk analysis (policies, settings, operations)
Zero‑Trust architecture; identity platform / SSO / MFA deployment
EDR / SIEM / SOAR design, log architecture & operations (SOC alignment)
DLP, encryption, and sharing‑governance design
Incident Response Plan (IRP) and tabletop exercises
Security awareness & training for executives and staff (e‑learning / in‑person)
Current‑state assessment and prioritization
Roadmap planning (quick wins and mid‑to‑long‑term initiatives)
Implementation of key measures and operational adoption
Regular reviews (quarterly / semiannual)
Prioritized, visible risks that enable informed investment decisions
Improved speed of initial response and recovery during incidents
Stronger alignment with audit and compliance requirements
Q. Is Zero Trust necessary for small organizations?
A. Yes. A staged approach delivers benefits—especially for identity, device, and data protection.
Q. How do you work with our existing IT vendors?
A. We can lead the design and policy direction while collaborating with incumbent vendors for implementation.