We run one type of engagement: the AWS Startup Security Baseline sprint. Fixed scope, fixed price, and a short enough timeline that you can approve it without a procurement process. Here is exactly how it runs.
Most of your infrastructure lives in one or more AWS accounts, and you don't have a dedicated security hire yet.
A funding round, a SOC 2 push, an enterprise deal, or a new hire that made everyone realize nobody owns this yet.
Not a six-month engagement with a big firm. A focused sprint that gets you a real answer in one to two weeks.
Every sprint follows the same sequence. You will always know what stage you're in and what happens next.
A short intake form and a thirty-minute kickoff call. We confirm your AWS footprint, team size, and what's driving the timing, then agree on scope and success metrics in writing before any work starts.
You grant a read-only or narrowly scoped IAM role, limited to the sprint window. Nothing broader than what's needed to do the review.
Two live working sessions plus independent audit time in between. Root, MFA, and IAM in the first session. CloudTrail, S3, and backups reviewed and fixed in the second.
A final readout call and a before and after report: what we found, what we fixed, and what's recommended next, written so both engineers and leadership can act on it.
Some teams are done after the sprint. Others want a lighter monthly check-in going forward. Either way, there's no pressure and no long-term contract attached to the sprint itself.
Book a free fifteen-minute fit check, or look at the full scope and price range first.