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Software Partners
Nine platforms, hand-picked. Long-running relationships with each.
A consultancy that supports thirty platforms tends not to know any of them well. We chose these nine deliberately, and have run each on production estates long enough to know its edges. Each appears below with how we use it, and why we picked it.
The platform we deploy more often than any other. Endpoint truth at scale, with a query engine that holds up at fleets of six figures. Most of our managed-service muscle memory is built on it.
Where the workload lives in AWS, Azure or GCP, Wiz is our partner. Agentless, fast to deploy, with a prioritisation model we've found works in practice, particularly across multi-account and multi-cloud estates.
Privileged access management is its own discipline. CyberArk has the rigour we look for in regulated environments, where governance has to take priority over convenience.
Defender, Intune, Entra. For Microsoft-heavy and Microsoft-licensed estates, the question is usually how to configure and operate the tools effectively, not whether to adopt them. That is the work we do here.
Where vulnerabilities meet workflow. Most clients have ServiceNow already; fewer have its CMDB or SecOps modules fully integrated with their security telemetry. We connect Tanium and Wiz data into both.
Discovery, MDM, AD, EDR and CMDB rarely agree on the size of the estate. Axonius is how we reconcile those sources to a single number.
For the un-agentable: industrial estates, OT environments, and IoT estates that have grown organically. Forescout covers what agent-based tools cannot reach.
Identity and SaaS exposure observed in the browser, where it actually happens. Push covers the OAuth grants, account takeovers and shadow accounts that endpoint and email tooling cannot reach.
Vulnerability management, device hardening, compliance and AI governance, consolidated into a single platform. We use Remedio where customers want one coherent surface across those areas rather than separate tools for each.