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Advisory & Management Consulting

Cybersecurity is enterprise risk. Our advisory services bridge the gap between technical controls and executive decision-making. 

We work directly with boards, CEOs, CFOs, CIOs, and CISOs to align cybersecurity strategies with financial, operational, and regulatory priorities. 

Our Capabilities 

  • Cyber maturity assessments 

  • Risk quantification and financial impact modeling 

  • Board reporting frameworks 

  • Security operating model design 

  • Fractional / Interim CISO services 

  • KPI & KRI development 

Ideal For 

  • Growing mid-market organizations 

  • Private equity portfolio companies 

  • Regulated industries 

  • Organizations preparing for audit or exit 

Business Outcomes 

  • Measurable risk reduction 

  • Clear executive visibility 

  • Defensible investment decisions 

  • Stronger governance posture

Cyber Strategy

Your cyber strategy should enable your business, not slow it down. We design tailored strategies that align with your growth objectives, digital transformation initiatives, and operational realities.  Whether building a program from the ground up or optimizing a mature environment, we focus on measurable improvement across people, process, and technology. 

Our Approach 

  1. Current-state assessment 

  2. Threat landscape and business impact analysis 

  3. Target-state architecture and control framework 

  4. Phased roadmap (Crawl–Walk–Run) 

  5. Budget and resource alignment 

Focus Areas 

  • Enterprise security architecture 

  • Cloud and hybrid environments 

  • OT/ICS security strategy 

  • AI governance and risk strategy 

  • Zero Trust adoption 

  • Workforce security and insider risk 

Outcomes 

  • Multi-year, cost-aligned strategy 

  • Clear security transformation roadmap 

  • Executive-aligned priorities 

  • Reduced attack surface and measurable maturity gains 

Governance, Risk & Compliance

Data is the indisputable King. Many companies built their entire business on it. AI lives on it and hackers make a living on it… If you are conducting business that utilizes the internet and you submit, receive, store or collect data you are a potential target. Historically, data is the one thing that companies spend dearly to protect yet, why is so much of it available on the Dark Web? How can your companies’ data become available to bad actors for ill gains? The reason is the bad guys know where to get it, and how to leverage it.

​

Imagine for a moment that one of your staff members decides to open an account or membership on some third party website using their corporate email and password. They do this because its easy to remember and manage. 

 

Let’s say that the company they created an account on gets breached and the username (email) and password, gets compromised in that breach… Most often the bad guys that breach the site, will post the credentials they find on repositories around the dark web. Keep in mind, these credentials can also be picked up through a phishing attack…

​

In a matter of time, your staff members corporate credentials may be picked up by a bad actor wanting to see how far they can get with the credentials they now have access to. 

​

Definition of a credential attack 

A credential compromise occurs when unauthorized parties obtain and potentially use legitimate login credentials—such as usernames, passwords, API keys, or session tokens—to gain access to systems or data. It often results from phishing, malware, or data breaches, allowing attackers to impersonate users and move laterally within networks.   

 

You may say, but we use 2FA. Unfortunately, 2FA is still bypass able. 

 

Since we have been in the security space for over 27 years, we have acquired certain privileges and have access to publicly available and hard to find data that the bad actors do.  

We have developed a platform we call SecuBreach. We can search the data in the dark web to determine what data may be available on your company. Once discovered we produce a report that will let you know what kind of data is available so that you can take cautionary measures to change account passwords and measure the depth of exposure your company has on the dark web.  

 

Knowing what is available to a bad actor can often be the difference of becoming a victim of cyber crime or avoiding it.

​

NOTE SecuBreach can also be used to report on numerous additional data points by request.   

Our Capabilities 

  • Fully managed by a dedicated certified security professional 

  • Information made available on additional data points by request 

  • Monthly, quarterly bi annual reporting available 

  • Executive summary 

  • Subscription based     

  • Comprehensive report 

  • Scalable 

Ideal For 

  • Reducing threat exposure. 

  • Enforcing password management policies   

  • Demonstrate proactive security practices  

  • Meeting cyber security insurance requirements 

  • Maintaining consistent security levels with minimum overhead 

  • Meet certain compliance requirements 

Business Outcomes 

  • Measurable risk reduction 

  • Clear executive visibility 

  • Low-cost security solution  

  • Stronger governance posture 

Operational Resilience

Cyber incidents are inevitable, operational failure is not.  We help organizations build resilience across IT, cloud, and operational technology environments to withstand and rapidly recover from cyber events, outages, and disruptions. 

Services Include 

  • Incident response readiness assessments 

  • Tabletop exercises (executive and technical) 

  • Business impact analysis (BIA) 

  • Disaster recovery and business continuity planning 

  • OT resilience assessments 

  • Threat detection and response optimization 

Resilience Focus 

  • Critical infrastructure environments 

  • Manufacturing and industrial operations 

  • Financial services and regulated industries 

  • Cloud-native and hybrid architectures 

Outcomes 

  • Reduced downtime and operational disruption 

  • Faster incident containment and recovery 

  • Executive decision-making clarity during crisis 

  • Documented and tested continuity capabilities 

M&A Cybersecurity Services

Cyber risk is business risk. Whether you are acquiring, divesting, or preparing for exit, we help private equity and corporate development teams identify, quantify, and remediate cyber exposure.  We provide independent assessments that translate technical findings into financial and operational impact. 

Buy-Side Support 

  • Cyber due diligence assessments 

  • Risk quantification and valuation impact 

  • Target maturity benchmarking 

  • Post-acquisition integration planning 

  • Day-1 security readiness 

Sell-Side / Exit Preparation 

  • Pre-sale cyber readiness 

  • Risk remediation roadmap 

  • Audit and compliance validation 

  • Data room preparation 

Outcomes 

  • Reduced post-close surprises 

  • Negotiation leverage 

  • Integration acceleration 

  • Increased transaction confidence 

Exposure Management

Data is the indisputable King. Many companies built their entire business on it. AI lives on it and hackers make a living on it… If you are conducting business that utilizes the internet and you submit, receive, store or collect data you are a potential target. Historically, data is the one thing that companies spend dearly to protect yet, why is so much of it available on the Dark Web? How can your companies’ data become available to bad actors for ill gains? The reason is the bad guys know where to get it, and how to leverage it.

​

Imagine for a moment that one of your staff members decides to open an account or membership on some third party website using their corporate email and password. They do this because its easy to remember and manage. 

 

Let’s say that the company they created an account on gets breached and the username (email) and password, gets compromised in that breach… Most often the bad guys that breach the site, will post the credentials they find on repositories around the dark web. Keep in mind, these credentials can also be picked up through a phishing attack…

​

In a matter of time, your staff members corporate credentials may be picked up by a bad actor wanting to see how far they can get with the credentials they now have access to. 

​

Definition of a credential attack 

A credential compromise occurs when unauthorized parties obtain and potentially use legitimate login credentials—such as usernames, passwords, API keys, or session tokens—to gain access to systems or data. It often results from phishing, malware, or data breaches, allowing attackers to impersonate users and move laterally within networks.   

 

You may say, but we use 2FA. Unfortunately, 2FA is still bypass able. 

 

Since we have been in the security space for over 27 years, we have acquired certain privileges and have access to publicly available and hard to find data that the bad actors do.  

We have developed a platform we call SecuBreach. We can search the data in the dark web to determine what data may be available on your company. Once discovered we produce a report that will let you know what kind of data is available so that you can take cautionary measures to change account passwords and measure the depth of exposure your company has on the dark web.  

 

Knowing what is available to a bad actor can often be the difference of becoming a victim of cyber crime or avoiding it.

​

NOTE SecuBreach can also be used to report on numerous additional data points by request.   

Our Capabilities 

  • Fully managed by a dedicated certified security professional 

  • Information made available on additional data points by request 

  • Monthly, quarterly bi annual reporting available 

  • Executive summary 

  • Subscription based     

  • Comprehensive report 

  • Scalable 

Ideal For 

  • Reducing threat exposure. 

  • Enforcing password management policies   

  • Demonstrate proactive security practices  

  • Meeting cyber security insurance requirements 

  • Maintaining consistent security levels with minimum overhead 

  • Meet certain compliance requirements 

Business Outcomes 

  • Measurable risk reduction 

  • Clear executive visibility 

  • Low-cost security solution  

  • Stronger governance posture 

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