Govern and advise
Security Tool Advisory
The security market is crowded and every product claims AI. We test the options against your environment and tell you plainly what is worth paying for.
Why it matters
Teams buy tools on the strength of a demo, then discover they overlap, miss key coverage or need more people to run than expected. Open-source tools can cover a lot of ground at little cost, but only if they are chosen and configured well.
Mapped to
- NIST CSF 2.0
- CIS Controls
- MITRE ATT&CK
What we cover
- Requirements and coverage-gap analysis for your current stack
- Market research across open-source and commercial options
- Hands-on proof-of-concept testing in your environment
- Total cost of ownership, including the people needed to run each tool
- Clear upgrade paths from open-source to commercial when you outgrow them
- Deployment, integration and handover support
How an engagement runs
- 01
Define
Agree what you need to protect, your constraints and how success is measured.
- 02
Shortlist
Research the market and narrow it to a few realistic options.
- 03
Test
Run side-by-side trials on your own code, cloud or endpoints.
- 04
Recommend
Deliver a decision with costs, trade-offs and a rollout plan.
What you receive
Clear outputs your engineers, leadership and auditors can each use.
- Comparison report with test results
- Recommended stack and cost model
- Rollout and integration plan
- Optional deployment and configuration
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Tell us what you are building. We will come back with a short, honest view of where the risk is and what it would take to test it.