Our mission
Protect the businesses that keep a nation running.
Hospitals, banks, exchanges, defense suppliers and the thousands of firms that serve them are the target of a new kind of asymmetric warfare: automated, relentless and indifferent to the size of the victim. Our mission is to give every one of them the security discipline of the largest institutions, delivered as one program they can afford and actually run, so that compliance becomes the by-product of being protected and the nation’s critical work never stops.
A compliance badge
A portal, a checklist and a certificate for the wall. Evidence gathered once a year in a scramble. Nobody watching between audits.
Pricing behind a sales demo. Support that opens a ticket.
Real security, compliance as the by-product
An assessment scoped from what you stand to lose, one control set mapped to every framework you owe, and a 24/7 AI-and-human watch over every endpoint, inbox, identity and cloud account.
Public pricing. A named engineer who picks up the phone. Built by people who ran this for the institutions that spend the most.
Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC), simplified
The discipline the largest institutions run, sized for a business that cannot hire a department for it.
Governance, Risk and Compliance is how a bank or a hospital system decides what to protect, proves it is protected, and shows a regulator the evidence. We ran it for those institutions. We now run it for the 30-person supplier, the medical practice and the defense subcontractor, because that is where the supply chain is thinnest and where a breach does the most damage, sometimes to more than one company.
Governance
Who owns security, which policies are real, and what the owner signs. One page, not a binder.
Risk
What could stop the business, ranked by likelihood and cost, refreshed as the threats change, not once a year.
Compliance
The evidence a regulator, a prime contractor or a customer asks for, produced once and kept current every day.
A defense contractor with 40 people is a link in a national supply chain. A breach there is not a small-business story; it is a national-security one. The same is true, at a smaller scale, for the accounting firm that holds 900 client returns and the clinic that holds 12,000 patient records.
The people behind it are on the About page.
Sam Khan, Dr. Kashmala Khalid and Panos Prezas: a bank security architect, a surgeon, and a commercial leader. Their stories, credentials and why a doctor leads healthcare here.