A funding round, an acquisition, or a fast growth quarter changes who is watching. A board now wants assurance. A cyber-insurer reprices the policy. An acquirer's diligence team opens the data room. Suddenly your security and AI risk posture is everyone's question — and "we've been busy growing" is not the answer that holds. Get ahead of it with a readiness read before they ask.
A fixed-fee, point-in-time security and AI risk readiness assessment for metro-Atlanta companies right after a raise, an acquisition, or rapid growth — a plain-English picture of where you stand and what to fix first, mapped to the questions a board, an insurer, or an acquirer will ask.
Before the round, security was a someday problem. After it, the math changes fast. You're a bigger target, you hold more data, you've hired faster than you've hardened, and your team has quietly wired a dozen public AI tools into the workflow. Meanwhile the people who now have a stake — the board, the insurer, the next acquirer — are starting to ask pointed questions you can't answer with intentions.
The worst time to discover a gap is in the middle of a diligence checklist or an insurance renewal. A readiness assessment now gives you the honest picture on your own timeline — what's exposed, what to fix first, and what to say when the question comes — instead of scrambling when someone else sets the clock.
A plain-English picture of your security and AI risk posture you can put in front of a board or an investor — current state, top exposures, and the plan to close them.
We map your configuration to the controls insurers now require, so the renewal questionnaire gets evidence-backed answers and your premium reflects reality — a checklist, never a coverage guarantee.
Find the security and data-handling gaps a buyer's diligence team would flag — while you still have time to fix them and control the narrative, not after they're a line item in the deal.
Where the tools your team adopted during the sprint — public LLMs, copilots, automation — are quietly moving sensitive data, and what to do about it.
Fast hiring breaks access hygiene. We check identity, MFA, offboarding, and conditional access against the size you are now — not the startup you were.
Not a 200-page audit nobody reads — a ranked, plain-English roadmap your team can execute, with the fixes that matter most to the people now asking, first.
We talk through what changed — the raise, the deal, the growth — and who's now asking the questions you need to be ready for.
We scope the assessment to your environment and stage, at a fixed fee. You know the cost and the boundaries before we begin.
A senior practitioner runs the point-in-time security and AI risk readiness assessment against the agreed scope.
You receive a board-ready, plain-English report and a prioritized roadmap — so you answer the question before it's asked.
No. It's a point-in-time readiness assessment — a gap analysis mapped to what a board, an insurer, and an acquirer ask. It is not an audit, a SOC 2 report, or a certification, and we're explicit about that with you and your stakeholders.
The opposite. Right after a raise or a deal is the ideal window: you have budget, momentum, and a clear reason to act, and you can fix gaps on your own timeline before someone else's clock starts.
Every engagement is fixed-fee and scoped up front, sized to your stage and environment. You'll know the number before you commit — no hourly billing and no open-ended retainer.
We do not run a 24/7 SOC. This is advisory and point-in-time. Where you need continuous monitoring as you scale, it's delivered by a vetted MDR partner you contract; we scope the requirement and help orchestrate the relationship, but we don't operate it.
Book a 30-minute readiness call. We'll talk through what changed, what your stakeholders will ask, and how a fixed-fee, scoped readiness assessment gets you ahead of it.
This is a point-in-time readiness assessment of a defined scope as it existed during the engagement. Findings can be invalidated by changes made afterward. "Readiness" means a gap assessment mapped to what boards, insurers, and acquirers ask — never a certification, attestation, audit opinion, or guarantee of coverage or deal outcome.
We are a lean, senior advisory firm. We do not run a 24/7 SOC and do not provide managed detection and response. Where you need continuous monitoring as you scale, it is delivered by a vetted MDR partner you contract; we scope the requirement and help orchestrate the relationship.
We make your team and tooling more defensible. We never claim to prevent breaches, detect every threat, or guarantee an outcome we can't control.