Engagements

Our Work.

We deliver every engagement through our Cyber Value Arc, translating risk into business meaning, setting architectural strategy, designing the systems that realize it, and orchestrating execution to measurable outcomes.

Engagement 01

Zero Trust Strategy

Enterprise · Hybrid Cloud Modernization
Translate Strategize Design Transform

Identity-first Zero Trust architecture across hybrid cloud environments.

Enterprise operating across AWS and on-premises. VPN-based access model created excessive trust, limited visibility, and increasing alignment pressure with NIST 800-207. Engagement defined a Zero Trust strategy and proof-of-concept under constrained time and delivery capacity.

Across Translate, Strategize, Design, and Transform phases of the Cyber Value Arc, Zero Trust was defined as a business-justified modernization initiative bounded by PoC scope, timeline, and capacity. Identity-first architecture established using Entra ID, Conditional Access, and ZTNA replacing VPN-based access. Tradeoffs made between breadth of coverage and depth of validation within constrained scope.

Outcome: validated target-state architecture and phased adoption model enabling incremental Zero Trust adoption without infrastructure replacement.

Engagement 02

Identity-Driven Network Access

Enterprise · Multi-Site Operations
Translate Strategize Design Transform Transition

Identity-based wireless access control replacing shared credential infrastructure.

Multisite enterprise operating WPA2-PSK wireless model with no user-level accountability. Resulting exposure included lateral-movement risk, audit gaps, and policy enforcement limitations under constrained capacity and multi-stakeholder coordination requirements.

Through all five phases of the Cyber Value Arc, wireless access was reframed as identity governance rather than network configuration. Architecture defined using IEEE 802.1X, Cisco ISE as policy engine, Active Directory as identity authority, and certificate-based authentication eliminating shared credentials. Design constrained to organizational absorption capacity, producing phased deployment model with defined extension paths.

Outcome: enterprise-wide identity-driven access model with phased rollout architecture and elimination of shared credential risk.

Engagement 03

Network Segmentation Strategy

Enterprise · Zero Trust Initiative
Translate Strategize Design Transform

Policy-driven segmentation model to reduce lateral-movement exposure.

Enterprise with flat VLAN architecture resulting from organic expansion. Undefined trust boundaries, uncontrolled lateral movement paths, and inability to enforce policy at network layer under constrained operational capacity.

Across Translate, Strategize, Design, and Transform phases of the Cyber Value Arc, segmentation defined as Zero Trust control plane capability rather than network hygiene exercise. Hybrid macro and micro-segmentation model designed using business-function-aligned trust zones. Architecture scoped to organizational capacity constraints and delivered as phased implementation model with extension paths for identity-driven segmentation and workload-level micro-segmentation.

Outcome: structured segmentation roadmap enabling progressive reduction of lateral movement risk and transition toward Zero Trust-aligned network architecture.

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