Consulting
Project work, scoped and finished.
When the right answer is a defined project — a migration, an architecture review, a compliance rollout — we scope it, deliver it, and hand it back. Fixed scope, written SoW, no scope creep.
Tell us what you're trying to accomplish. A real person responds within one business day.
Engagements
Common projects we take on.
Microsoft 365 migrations
Tenant-to-tenant moves, M&A integrations, and Google Workspace transitions.
Architecture and design
Tenant architecture, identity design, and security baseline for a new environment or a reset.
Compliance rollouts
Purview-based DLP, sensitivity labeling, and audit-ready evidence collection.
SharePoint Online intranet builds
Hub-and-spoke architecture, governance, branding, and PowerShell-driven deployment.
Security assessments and remediation
Findings from our Scouts turned into a fixed-scope remediation engagement.
vCISO and security advisory
Fractional security leadership for businesses without a dedicated CISO.
Incident Response Planning
A fixed-fee engagement producing the documented incident response plan your cyber insurance assumes you have — with an optional facilitated tabletop exercise.
Also see Incident Response under Managed Services.
Process
Defined scope, written SoW, no surprises.
Scoping conversation
Discovery call, sometimes a Scout assessment first if we need ground truth on the environment.
Written SoW
Fixed scope, fixed price or fixed-hours, deliverables and timeline in writing.
Delivery and handoff
We do the work, deliver the artifacts, and hand documentation back to your team or our managed services side.
Consulting + Managed
Consulting projects can stand alone or feed into managed services.
Some clients hire us once for a defined project and we're done. Others use a consulting engagement to get their environment in shape before transitioning to ongoing managed services. Both paths are normal.
Have a project in mind?
Tell us what you're trying to accomplish. If a project fits, we'll scope it. If a Scout assessment makes more sense first, we'll say so.