Most security shops sell you another tool or hand you a report. We work inside the platform you already bought — closing the findings, fixing the over-privileged service account three layers deep, and shipping the guardrails and evidence your next SOC 2 or ISO 27001 audit will ask for.
Same operator playbook for the SMB closing a SOC 2 gap and the scaling team rolling out AI governance. Built for environments where a bad call means a broken deploy, a stalled roadmap, or a dropped enterprise deal — not just a failed audit.
We map your environment before we operate in it — cloud accounts, trust boundaries, AI systems, identity posture, and team structure. No assumptions, no templates applied blindly.
Interviews · Asset mapping · Threat intel briefingHands-on technical work against the frameworks that matter for your environment. We flag what's exploitable, not just what's technically non-compliant.
Configuration review · IAM audit · OT boundary analysisWe operationalize the cloud security platform you already bought, close the open findings with engineering, and wire alerts into the tools your team already uses. Pilots graduate. Backlogs shrink.
Tool audit · Operationalization · Workflow engineeringWe prioritize findings by actual risk and operational feasibility. You get a 30/60/90-day plan that accounts for your engineering constraints — because "patch immediately" isn't always viable.
Risk-tiered priorities · Effort estimates · Ownership mappingBoard-ready report. Engineering-ready technical specifics. Live debrief with your leadership team included in every engagement — not as an add-on.
Board brief · Technical report · Live presentation"The best security programs don't slow engineering down. They give engineering teams the confidence to move fast because they know what they're building on is solid."
Cyber Muse · Founding philosophy
The cards below show where we’ve done the work. SMBs without a dedicated security team. Scaling cloud-native teams ($50M–$500M) where the attack surface and AI footprint are outrunning the program. And cloud providers, partners, and contractors serving Federal and Crown corporation customers.
No CISO, no GRC analyst, engineering at capacity. The platform is in, the dashboard is red, and an enterprise deal is waiting on SOC 2 or ISO 27001.
Companies selling cloud services, software, or capabilities into U.S. federal agencies or Canadian Crown corporations. We build the FedRAMP, FedRAMP 20x, NIST 800-53, ITSG-33, and Protected B evidence that unlocks the contract.
Compliance obligations and cloud migration creating regulatory pressure that generalist consultants struggle to navigate credibly.
Attack surface and AI footprint expanding faster than the security program can adapt — services, identities, and pipelines multiplying with every release.
Companies embedding AI and agentic workflows into their products and operations — without the governance frameworks to do it safely.
If you are a cloud provider, partner, or contractor serving U.S. federal agencies or Canadian Crown corporations, your deal likely hinges on one of the frameworks below. We operate in all of them.
For cloud service providers and SaaS vendors selling to U.S. federal agencies. We deliver readiness, machine-readable controls, and continuous validation architecture for 20x.
For cloud providers and contractors handling Controlled Unclassified Information in federal or federal-adjacent environments. Control mapping, gap remediation, and audit-ready evidence.
For cloud providers and contractors selling into Canadian federal departments and Crown corporations. Control selection, profile tailoring, and cloud workload hardening to Protected B.
For software and cloud vendors required to attest to secure development practices and supply-chain risk management as part of federal procurement.