Your clients are asking for compliance. We can be your bench.
Managed service providers keep systems running. When clients need a gap assessment, a security program, or an independent test, we deliver it alongside you.
The work most IT providers don't staff for.
Assessments & programs
Gap assessments, risk analysis, policies, and roadmaps aligned to NIST and the FTC Safeguards Rule.
CMMC readiness
Scoping, System Security Plans, and evidence for clients with CMMC requirements, including help with your own role as an external service provider.
Fractional security leadership
A vCISO who owns the risk decisions and reports to the client's leadership while you run operations.
Independent testing
Vulnerability assessments and penetration tests, scoped in writing and authorized by the client.
Remediation roadmaps
Prioritized plans your team can turn into project work.
Client-ready documentation
Reports and evidence written for executives, auditors, and insurers.
Pick the model that fits your business.
| Model | How it works | Best when |
|---|---|---|
| Co-delivery | We run the compliance program; you run IT operations and carry out the technical changes. One coordinated plan for the client. | You want to keep the relationship and add a compliance lane. |
| Referral | You introduce the client; we contract with them directly and keep you involved in the technical work. | You prefer not to resell advisory services. |
| Subcontract | We deliver under your agreement with the client, with terms set in a partner agreement. | You want a single contract with your client. |
Clear lanes keep everyone protected.
- Your clients stay yours. Non-solicitation runs both ways in our partner agreement.
- Findings go to the client. When we assess an environment you manage, the client receives the results directly, including findings about managed systems. That independence is what makes the assessment credible.
- Testing needs the owner's signature. We test only with written authorization from the client who owns the systems, under agreed rules of engagement.
- Defined responsibilities. A written split of who does what, so nothing falls between us.
Have a client asking about their security?
Let us talk through the client, the scope, and which partnership model fits.