Our security methodology is based on CIS Controls, CISA guidance for SMBs, and Microsoft and Google's own security benchmarks—translated into practical configurations for teams of 25–500 employees.
Enterprise-grade security frameworks were designed for organizations with large security teams. We apply the same principles at a scale that's manageable for SMBs—without the enterprise overhead.
Before adding security tools, we reduce the number of things that need to be secured. That means disabling unused services, removing excess admin accounts, and eliminating legacy authentication protocols.
In a cloud-first environment, there's no network perimeter to defend. The identity layer—who can log in, from where, on what device—is the primary control point. We design identity architecture accordingly.
Security controls are only useful if you know when they're triggered. Audit logging, alert policies, and sign-in monitoring are configured in every engagement so your team knows when something is wrong.
MFA enforcement, conditional access, privileged identity, admin account protection, and service principal governance.
DMARC/DKIM/SPF, anti-phishing, impersonation protection, safe links, safe attachments, and quarantine policy management.
MDM enrollment, compliance policies, device configuration, conditional access based on device health, and remote wipe capability.
Sensitivity labels, information protection policies, sharing controls, external collaboration governance, and data retention policies.
Our configuration baselines are derived from: