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Overview

Everything Included in Security & Compliance Consulting.

Security and compliance work best as an ongoing practice, not a once-a-year checklist. We provide practical, prioritised guidance on security posture and compliance requirements relevant to your business.

  • Security posture assessment
  • Compliance gap analysis
  • Prioritised remediation plan
  • Policy & documentation support
  • Vendor security review
  • Ongoing advisory availability

Packages

Choose the Right Package.

Starter

$660 monthly

A security and compliance assessment.

  • Security posture assessment
  • Compliance gap analysis
  • Remediation priority list
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Enterprise

Custom Quote

Embedded security & compliance program.

  • Continuous compliance monitoring
  • Vendor & third-party review
  • Priority advisory access
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Need something outside these tiers? talk to us about a custom quote

FAQ

Questions About Security & Compliance Consulting.

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The Custom package is built around scope that doesn't fit a fixed tier — larger builds, unusual integrations or multi-phase engagements. We scope it with you and provide a fixed quote before any work begins.

Security & Compliance Consulting is a focused engagement scoped specifically to this need, ideal when you don't require the full breadth of our IT Consulting service. We're happy to combine it with other work if your needs grow.

Yes — most clients start with a smaller tier and expand scope later as needs grow. Work already delivered carries over toward the new package.

Yes — ongoing maintenance, monitoring and support retainers are available on every package, so what we build keeps performing after launch.

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