Executive Advisory
Ongoing senior guidance for boards and leadership teams navigating security priorities, governance, architecture decisions, investment, and organizational change.
Capabilities
Cyber and Identity
Secure the control planes governing people, machines, cloud resources, privileged access, vendors, and enterprise systems.
The problem
Identity now governs access to cloud platforms, facilities, vendors, and critical operations. Most organizations govern it in fragments: IT owns the directory, applications own entitlements, facilities owns badges, and nobody owns the paths that run through all of them.
Systems and environments
- Identity architecture
- Privileged access
- Machine identity and service accounts
- Authentication and authorization
- SaaS and cloud entitlements
- Identity governance
- Insider and third-party access
Representative risks
- A single compromised account reaching cloud consoles, vendor channels, and physical access
- Machine identities with standing privilege that no review covers
- Departures and contract ends that deprovision one system but not the others
- Entitlement sprawl that makes least privilege unverifiable
What SGS examines
- How identities are created, entitled, reviewed, and retired across the enterprise
- The pathways attackers use to move laterally from an initial account
- Where privileged access is vaulted, where it is assumed, and where it is invisible
- Third-party and integration access against what the business actually requires
Typical outcomes
- An identity and privileged-access strategy reduced to a governed, auditable model
- A mapped view of identity-driven attack paths, ranked by which closures remove the most risk
- Third-party access catalogued, scored, and reduced
Ways to engage
Risk and Architecture Assessment
A focused assessment of cross-domain attack paths, control gaps, operating dependencies, and target-state architecture.