Security rarely becomes
urgent on its own.

It becomes urgent when a customer asks, when an insurer asks, or when an auditor does. Here is what we do in each case.

What just happened?

Most teams arrive because one of these landed on someone's desk.

A 200-question security review just landed

A deal is waiting on a questionnaire and nobody owns the answers. We find what is true today, close the gaps that block the deal, and hand back answers you can defend.

The insurance renewal asks what you enforce

The application wants a yes or no on things like two-step sign-in everywhere. We check what is actually switched on, account by account, so you can sign it.

The audit is in six weeks

The compliance dashboard is red and the date is fixed. We prepare the fixes for each failing check, you approve them, and your progress is recorded as you go.

Or start from what we check

Six areas, checked continuously on the platforms you connect.

Identity & accessWho can sign in to what, and who still can when they should not.Checks Google Workspace, AWS, GitHub, Cloudflare and Vercel Email & commsWhether someone can send email pretending to be you, and where mail quietly leaves.Checks Google Workspace and the records your domains publish Cloud & infrastructureStorage open to the internet, exposed secrets, and permissions granted too widely.Checks AWS, GitHub, Cloudflare and Vercel NetworkWeb addresses and services that answer the public internet but should not.Checks Cloudflare, AWS and Vercel Data & sharingHow far a shared file can travel, and which apps can read company data.Checks Google Workspace, GitHub and AWS Endpoint & devicesComing soonWhether company phones are protected today. Laptops next.Checks Google Workspace, for phones

Security rarely becomesurgent on its own.