Zero-trust, made operational.
Identity-aware policy, continuous authentication, and audit-ready zero-trust architectures. Pilot to enterprise rollout in 8 weeks.
Four capabilities. One audit-ready outcome.
Identity-aware policy
Replace IP-defined trust boundaries with policies that bind identity, device posture, and request context to every resource decision.
Device posture as a first-class signal
Integrate MDM, EDR, and certificate-based device identity into the access decision so trust is verified continuously, not at the edge of the network.
Step-up and continuous authentication
Shift the security model from session-time to request-time. Risk-adaptive MFA and re-authentication only where the data sensitivity demands it.
Audit-evidence as code
Every policy decision is logged with the inputs that produced it, mapped to FFIEC, FedRAMP, HIPAA, and NIST 800-53 controls automatically.
Engagement scale
Programs delivered, not just slides shipped.
Every metric below is peer-benchmarked across our active bench. References available on mutual NDA.
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From maturity assessment to audit-ready operations.
- Assess
Assess
Discover existing trust boundaries, map identities and resources, identify the highest-risk workflows, and benchmark current zero-trust maturity (0–5 across 5 domains).
- Architect
Architect
Design the target-state architecture: vendor mapping (Okta + Beyond Identity + Cloudflare Access typical), policy taxonomy, and migration path with rollback gates.
- Pilot
Pilot
Land the first zero-trust workflow end-to-end within 6 weeks. Typical first wave: privileged admin access to production data stores.
- Roll out
Roll out
Phased migration of remaining workflows on a quarterly cadence. Audit-evidence pipelines wired in continuously, not at end-of-quarter.
- Operate
Operate
Runbooks, on-call shadow, quarterly access certifications, and a written exception-handling policy. We hand off — but never disappear.
NDA-bound engagements, anonymized.
We hold NDA on most engagements. Tiers below reflect the buyer archetypes we have shipped programs for. References available on request, after mutual NDA.
- TB
Tier-1 US Bank
FFIEC · SOX
- CB
Custody Bank
GLBA · FFIEC
- FA
Federal Agency
FedRAMP High
- SS
State System
StateRAMP
- HS
Top-10 Hospital
HIPAA · HITRUST
- HP
Health Payer
HIPAA
- FP
FinTech Platform
PCI-DSS · SOC 2
- AM
Asset Manager
SOX · SOC 2
What you walk away with.
- Zero-trust maturity diagnosticScoring + prioritized gap report across 5 zero-trust domains, peer-benchmarked against your size cohort.
- Reference architectureAs-built diagrams, policy taxonomy, integration spec, and target-state migration path with risk callouts.
- First-wave pilotComplete zero-trust workflow shipped in 6 weeks. Includes policy bundles, dashboards, and a recorded executive walk-through.
- Production runbooksOperational playbooks, incident response procedures, and quarterly access-certification scripts with sign-off owners.
- Audit-ready evidence packMapped to FFIEC, FedRAMP, HIPAA, and NIST 800-53 controls. Ready for first audit on day one of operations.
- Knowledge transferPair-programming sessions, recorded walkthroughs, and a 4-hour enablement workshop for your security and platform teams.
Vendor coverage
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Common questions.
How long does a zero-trust program take from pilot to enterprise rollout?+
A typical 5,000-employee enterprise: 8-week pilot for the first workflow, then a 3–4 quarter rolling migration of remaining workflows. Audit-readiness for the pilot scope by week 14.
Do we have to rip out existing VPN and network controls first?+
No. Modern zero-trust deploys alongside existing network controls. The migration plan progressively shrinks the implicit-trust network surface as identity-aware controls take over each workflow.
Which zero-trust vendor stack do you recommend?+
It depends on your existing identity platform. Okta + Beyond Identity + Cloudflare Access is a common pattern for cloud-first orgs. Microsoft Entra Conditional Access + Defender + Intune is the right answer for Microsoft-first enterprises. We do not have a vendor preference — the right stack depends on the rest of your environment.
How do you handle exceptions for legacy applications that cannot speak modern auth?+
We use identity-aware proxies (Cloudflare Access, Zscaler ZPA, or BeyondTrust) to front legacy apps that only support header-based authentication. The proxy enforces zero-trust policy on the way in; the legacy app sees a trusted upstream.
Ready to start the program?
Same-day reply during business hours. NDA on request before discovery.