Project planning
At a glance
Choose a one-time project or an ongoing relationship. You will know what is included, what it costs, who is responsible, and what happens when the work is complete.
Penetration testing examines agreed attack paths and validates impact within a defined engagement. Vulnerability management is recurring discovery, triage, prioritization, assigned remediation, and closure tracking. Automated scan output alone does not establish exploitability.
Yes. Our eight-page sample includes an executive summary, scope, a colored severity legend, detailed findings, remediation priorities, and retest criteria.
Yes. We deliver one-time assessments, repairs, implementations, migrations, cleanup, and documentation. Ongoing support, maintenance, technical management, and vCISO engagements are also available when the business needs continuing ownership.
No. Choose a defined project, support session, or recurring engagement based on the work. Every agreement states the scope, price, included work, response expectations, and completion or cancellation terms.
Pricing reflects the scope, access, risk, timing, and condition of the current environment. After reviewing the request, we recommend a fixed-price project, paid discovery engagement, or hourly support session. You approve the scope and price before work begins.
The 30-minute project fit call is for clarifying the goal and choosing the right next step. Reviews that require system access, evidence gathering, analysis, or a written report are paid engagements with defined deliverables.
For urgent issues, send the business impact, affected systems, and deadline. We confirm availability and response timing before accepting the work. Around-the-clock monitoring and guaranteed emergency coverage are not included.
Yes, by arrangement in the Kansas City metro area. We also deliver remote projects when the work does not require a site visit. Include the location and access needs in the inquiry.
Yes. We coordinate with current providers and vendors, define responsibilities, and document who owns each service, dependency, and follow-up task.
We arrange secure access after the scope and authorized contact are confirmed. We use named accounts, MFA, secure transfer methods, and only the access needed for the job, then document how access is removed or retained. Never send credentials through the public form.
We review defined controls, document findings, prioritize remediation, and provide validation evidence. The work does not replace a formal audit or certification, and no review can guarantee security. When formal certification is required, the scope identifies the specialist work needed.
Yes. Engagements can cover external and internal networks, web applications, Active Directory, Entra ID, and Microsoft 365. Signed authorization and rules of engagement define targets, permitted methods, timing, stop conditions, evidence handling, and deliverables before active testing. Retesting is agreed in the scope.
Yes. We provide ongoing senior security leadership for businesses that need a clear risk picture, a prioritized roadmap, policy direction, vendor coordination, and regular reporting. The agreement defines the systems covered, decision authority, expected work, meeting schedule, and response terms.
Yes. We build AI-assisted workflows and custom assistants around approved business data, Microsoft 365, websites, forms, email, databases, and other systems. We define the task, the information the system may use, and where staff review or approval is required, then test the workflow with real examples before regular use.
We publish client-specific names, screenshots, private information, or results only with written permission. Public examples use work we own, public data, or sanitized material.
Describe the systems involved, the objective, timing, and any constraints so we can define the scope.
