AI transformation projects and shadow AI have widened the attack surface. Adversaries now use AI to move faster than a fragmented stack can see, to break traditional defenses, to disrupt operations, and to hold you hostage with AI-powered ransomware. That landscape requires a program that cuts tool sprawl and defends with Human Intelligence (HI) + AI: AI on the work, a person on the decision.
Standard Offerings
This section shows our standard offerings. Advisory, integration, and managed services are also available and can be customized.
Experienced consultants as trusted advisor or operations lead. Strategy and vCISO, security and resilience assessment, M&A diligence on the target, and outbound third-party risk.
Cyber strategy and vCISO
A vCISO is a senior consultant with the expertise and experience to be a trusted advisor and operations lead for cybersecurity programs in your business. They work with you on the roadmap, the board pack, policy, vendor choice, and the AI decisions that now sit in the same program. You get someone who can both advise and keep the work moving.
Security and resilience assessment
You need a clear read on where you stand this quarter, not a 200-control audit. We look at identity, cloud, application security, data, endpoint, and shadow AI, then rank the gaps that actually move risk. You are provided with an actionable, risk-based assessment and roadmap to address short, intermediate and long term items that are increasing the risk to your business.
Mergers and acquisitions cybersecurity assessment
This is the Security and resilience assessment we run on your own business, this time with the target in mind. We look at identity, cloud, application security, data, endpoint, shadow AI, and known incidents, then rank what actually moves risk. We also identify where the two security and resilience programs can integrate and find synergies across both organizations, so you reduce overall risk and optimize cybersecurity and resilience investments. You get an actionable, risk-based assessment and roadmap, not a 200-control audit.
Third-party risk assessment
Your risk is no longer only inside the building. This is outbound vendor risk. SaaS, processors, and tools your teams already turned on carry data and model access you do not control. We assess the vendors that matter, read the evidence they actually produce, and rank residual risk with an owner. You get a short list you can act on, not a folder of unanswered questionnaires.
Integrate
Identity, cloud, data, application security, detection, and the AI stack, landed in the environment you already run.
Identity architecture and implementation
Most breaches still start with identity. We design IAM, IGA, and PAM for people, services, and agentic identities, then implement it in the identity platform and applications you already run. Joiner, mover, leaver, and privilege stop living in a spreadsheet. You get a stack you can run yourself or we can help you operate.
Cloud security implementation
Cloud tenants grow faster than the controls around them. We land posture, workload protection, logging, and identity in the accounts you already run. Hardening is written and evidenced, not a slide. You can show what is on, what is open, and who owns the next fix.
Data security implementation
Data now lives in cloud tenants, SaaS, databases, file shares, laptops, and the AI tools your people already use. Confidential data and intellectual property move with them. Corporate espionage and nation-state actors go after those paths. We put classification, DLP, and related controls where the data actually travels, including what can be copied into an AI tool, handed to a vendor, or walked out on a device. The business gets rules it can follow. An auditor gets evidence, not a promise.
Application security and DevSecOps
Code ships faster than the controls around it. We put application security into the pipeline under a Secure by Design approach: threat modeling, testing, and the gates that catch issues before production, not after an incident. DevSecOps becomes how you build, not a ticket at the end. You get a program you can run yourself or we can help you operate.
Detection stack implementation
Legacy SIEM, EDR, and Endpoint Protection Platforms (EPP) cannot keep pace with today's AI-powered threats. We deploy and connect a detection stack (modern EDR, SIEM or XDR, and the logging pipeline) so those attacks actually surface. Playbooks and escalation keep a human on the decision. You get a stack you can run yourself or we can help you operate.
Security for the AI stack
Copilot, Agentforce, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and internal agents need identity, data paths, logging, and vendor controls. We wire those controls into the stack you are already adopting. Shadow tools get a decision: sanction, restrict, or turn off. Adoption and defense stay one motion.
Manage
Detection, identity, cloud and data, and exposure, run on bcxBastion after the stack can actually see.
Managed Detection and Response (MDR)
Once the stack can see, someone has to watch it. Managed detection and response is detect and respond on bcxBastion, with a human still on containment. You get an operating picture and a named escalation path, not another dashboard. We do not quote dwell time or a contractual MTTR on this page.
Managed Identity and Access
Identity is not a project you finish. After the architecture is in, we run joiner, mover, leaver, privilege, and the tickets that keep access honest. You stop treating IAM as a weekend job for whoever is left. This sits on bcxBastion after Integrate.
Managed cloud and data security
Cloud and data controls drift the week after the project ends. We run posture, logging, and the data paths as a service on the tenants you already have. Findings come with owners, not a raw scan dump. Pair it with detection and response when you want one watch across both.
Vulnerability and exposure management
A quarterly scan is not a program. Continuous exposure work finds what is reachable, ranks it, and tracks close. It can stand alone or sit with managed detection and response. You get a list the business can act on this month, not a 400-page export.