What we build

Program types

Disaster recovery & operational resilience

Business impact analysis, recovery plans, and the exercises that prove them. When a board, client, or regulator asks whether you can recover, you can show them.

AI governance

Most firms already have AI in use; few have decided who owns it. We put an owner, an Acceptable Use Policy, and an inventory in place, with risk assessment and vendor due diligence aligned to NIST AI RMF and ISO 42001.

Risk management programs

Appetite and tolerance set by leadership, risks owned by name, and a register that forces the call; accept, treat, or escalate, with a name and a rationale on record.

Framework readiness

ISO 27001, ISO 42001, SOC 2, NIST CSF, and more. Readiness is built into how you operate, so the assessment confirms what’s already true.

SDLC governance

Standards, gates, and ownership for how software actually gets built and shipped.

Audit response & remediation

Findings answered and closed, with the root cause underneath each one diagnosed and fixed.

GRC Engineering

Compliance that runs inside the systems.

Controls, evidence, and policy treated as engineering work. They’re built into the platforms you already run, so nobody assembles them by hand the week before an audit.

  • Controls mapped once and tested continuously, across every framework you answer to
  • Evidence pulled from the systems themselves, not screenshots gathered before the audit
  • Policies, controls, and risk data kept under version control, with a history an auditor can follow
  • Questionnaires and audits answered from one live source of truth

The name is new; the discipline isn’t, and it’s what keeps a program standing between audits.

The engagement

How an engagement runs

Diagnose

What’s actually broken beneath the surface findings.

Build

Programs fit for how you actually operate.

Stay on watch

Long after the deliverable, through renewals, audits, and whatever comes next.

Start a conversation

Let’s talk about what’s coming.

Tell us what’s prompting the call: a board question, an AI rollout, an audit finding, or an empty seat. We’ll take it from there.