Privileged Access Management
Find every privileged account, lock it down, and prove it is under control. We implement on CyberArk and KeeperPAM, in waves, highest-risk accounts first. PAM implementation
Our IAM services run from privileged access and governance through to penetration testing, 24/7 monitoring and compliance readiness. Ten services, one team, from the first scoping call to day-two operations. Take one on its own, or run several as a single program.


IAM consulting services cover the whole life of identity in a business: working out who should have access to what, choosing and licensing the right platform, deploying it, connecting it to the systems you already run, and then operating it day to day.
Most organizations buy those four things from four suppliers, then spend the next two years in the gaps between them. We deliver them as one engagement. PAM implementation brings admin and service accounts under control. IGA implementation automates joiners, movers, leavers and access reviews. IAM integration wires identity into your HR system, your ITSM tool and your cloud. Managed IAM services carries the day-to-day afterwards, if you would rather not. Where your team wants to run it themselves, IAM training and support closes that gap.
On platforms we are hands-on across CyberArk and Keeper, and we work in sectors where the audit trail is the point.
Most engagements start with a scoping call and a short assessment. There is no obligation to buy anything, and no requirement to take the whole program at once.
Privileged access, governance, integration and operations, each bought separately.
The same four, delivered and run by one team.
One contract, one team, and nobody to hand the problem to when something breaks at month nine.
Our core practice: the full identity and access management lifecycle, from privileged access to day-to-day operations.
Find every privileged account, lock it down, and prove it is under control. We implement on CyberArk and KeeperPAM, in waves, highest-risk accounts first. PAM implementation
Who has access to what, and who approved it. Automated joiner, mover and leaver processes, access reviews that finish, and separation-of-duties policy that holds up. IGA implementation
We run your PAM, IGA and access management day to day: vault health, certification campaigns, connector syncs and the audit evidence underneath. Managed IAM services
The SCIM, SAML and API integrations that connect identity to your HR system, directories and cloud — plus the custom connectors nobody else will build. IAM integration
Your team trained on the platform you actually bought, configured the way you actually configured it, with us reachable afterwards. IAM training and support
The security program around your identities: finding the gaps before attackers do, watching for the ones that get through, and giving your auditors the evidence it is under control. This half of the practice exists because the same questions kept arriving with the identity work — who tested this, who is watching it, and what do we show the auditor.
What an attacker can actually reach, proven rather than listed. Manual testing across eight surfaces by OSCP-certified engineers, scoped to the framework you are held to. Penetration testing services
Who is watching at 3am, and what happens in the fifteen minutes after an alert. Monitoring, triage and response, with a human on every alert. Managed SOC services
What the auditor will find, and what to fix before they do. SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI-DSS and NIST readiness, with remediation we implement rather than list. Compliance readiness
The channel most breaches start in, closed before a message reaches an inbox. Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace hardened past the defaults attackers count on. Email security services
Plant floor, controllers and the network between them. Passive asset discovery, tabletop exercises and incident response, from a team with no OT platform to sell you. OT and ICS security
The last control is a human one. Phishing simulation and role-based training, with the completion records your framework asks for. Security awareness training
Most engagements start at the stage a previous one stopped at.
Four engagements our engineers have delivered. Each one links to the page that carries the full story.
95% reduction in credential provisioning time during an infrastructure outage, and 300+ privileged accounts onboarded in minutes rather than days. Identity security for insurance
470 databases onboarded in six weeks against a six-month baseline, ahead of a SOX deadline. Compliance readiness
20,000 privileged access requests a day validated against change tickets, with approval time down from 15–20 minutes to under five. How the change-validation integration works
100% visibility into high-density VDI sessions, with audit-ready evidence for national cybersecurity regulations. Managed SOC services
Four things, usually in this order: deciding who should have access to what, choosing and licensing a platform, deploying and connecting it, and operating it afterwards. Some firms do only the advice, some only the software, some only the support. We do all four, which is why there is nobody to hand the problem to at month nine.
No. Every service on this page can be engaged on its own. Most clients start with one — usually privileged access, or a compliance deadline — and add the others when the need is real rather than theoretical.
A scoping call and a short assessment. You get the findings in writing whether or not you go ahead: what we found, what we would do first, and what it would need from your team.
Yes. Penetration testing, a 24/7 managed SOC, compliance readiness, email security and security awareness training. Identity is the core practice and the security operations grew around it, because the same four questions kept arriving with every identity engagement: who tested this, who is watching it, what does the auditor need, and what happens when someone clicks.
Both, and that is deliberate. We license the platform and we deploy it, so there is no gap between the company that sold it and the company that has to make it work.
A free consultation is 30 minutes on your environment and what you need to protect. We will tell you where to start across privileged access, governance, integrations, operations and the security work around them. No obligation.
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