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Managed

Managed Zero Trust Services

After implementation, the challenge is operating controls effectively. We do it for you with transparency and clear metrics.

Problem it solves

After controls are implemented, keeping them effective is a challenge: permissions, alerts, devices, testing, and evidence. Without dedicated resources, security deteriorates.

What's included
  • Identity and access reviews (periodic permissions checks)
  • Signal and alert monitoring based on agreed use cases
  • Vulnerability hygiene and risk-based prioritization
  • Playbooks and incident support (triage and coordination)
  • Monthly reports: risks, actions, KPIs, and recommendations
  • Ongoing review sessions and continuous improvement
How it works
1

Onboarding (2–3 weeks)

Scope, access, use cases, baseline

2

Operations

Monitoring, maintenance, reviews, and tickets

3

Improvement

Quarterly roadmap and control tuning

Monthly deliverables
  • Executive + technical report
  • Access review and key changes
  • Alert/incident summary and actions taken
  • Prioritized action plan for next month

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between consulting and managed services?

Consulting defines the roadmap and implements controls in phases. Managed services run them day to day: reviews, monitoring, reporting, and incident support. You can start with consulting and move to managed when it fits.

Do I need a managed plan to work with you?

No. We can deliver assessment and implementation only. Managed services are optional and recommended if you want continuity, regular evidence, and less internal workload.

What does incident support include in a managed service?

Initial triage, prioritization, recommended containment steps, coordination with your IT/providers, and a post-incident report. If deeper intervention is required, we scope it and activate the agreed protocol.