Exposure
Business problems addressed
- Implicit trust between systems
- Cloud and legacy control mismatch
- Unclear security design authority
cybersecurity / 04
Security Architecture & Zero Trust
Identity-aware controls and explicit trust decisions across users, workloads, and data.
Control map / 04
Live architecture model
Control
Technical scope & capabilities
- Reference and solution architecture
- Policy enforcement point design
- Control integration and design review
Evidence
Expected deliverables
- Target-state architecture
- Decision records and patterns
- Phased transformation roadmap
Typical engagement
Five gates.
No black box.
Each gate has an owner, an evidence threshold, and a decision. Progress is visible before the final report exists.
- 01
Scope and evidence plan
- 02
Discovery and technical validation
- 03
Risk and architecture analysis
- 04
Working session and remediation design
- 05
Final deliverables and validation path
Methods & technologies
Tooling follows the control objective.
NIST SP 800-207ZTNASASEPolicy-as-code
Frequently asked
How is scope defined?＋
We document assets, trust boundaries, testing constraints, evidence sources, stakeholders, and acceptance criteria before work begins.
Will you make changes directly?＋
Only when implementation is explicitly in scope and approved through the customer’s change process. Assessment work is non-destructive by default.
What happens after delivery?＋
We can support remediation design, implementation review, and validation. No issue is presented as closed without evidence.
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