The platforms we operate.
We stay independent about what we recommend and specific about what we run. Where we hold an alliance it is because our engineers work the platform in production — not because of a logo on a slide.
Alliances with substance behind them.
Five relationships where the depth is real enough to change what an engagement costs or how fast it lands.
A dedicated Falcon practice — health checks, implementations and migrations, module enablement, and ongoing tuning by engineers who run the platform in production.
An official AWS Consulting Partner Private Offers (CPPO) partner: wholesale pricing on security software through AWS Marketplace, plus assessment and operations for the estate itself.
Identity-first security for Microsoft estates — Entra, Microsoft 365, and the permissions that accumulate around them.
Google Cloud Marketplace private offers on the same terms as AWS, plus assessment of the GCP estate itself — IAM and service accounts, VPC Service Controls, storage exposure.
Deployment, integration and tuning across the platforms you have already chosen — and an honest read on the ones you have not.
A curated stack, not a catalogue.
We partner with advanced cyber-defence technology OEMs so clients get secure, integrated platforms rather than a drawer of disconnected tools.
The vendors on our marquee are the ones our engineers work with day to day — deployed, tuned and operated in environments we defend. An alliance we cannot staff is not an alliance.
We tell you what fits your environment, not what earns us the best margin. Where we resell or implement a platform, we say so plainly — including on this page.
Most platforms underdeliver because they were installed rather than implemented. The alliance matters at the point where the tool is wired into your workflows and tuned.
Buying more tooling is rarely the answer.
Technology Rationalization maps your stack against NIST CSF, ISO/IEC 27001 and 27002, and MITRE ATT&CK, so “covered” means a control demonstrably addresses a technique — not that a product category has a logo in it. Sometimes the outcome is a purchase. More often it is a renewal you stop paying.