Seven practices.
One engineering standard.
Consulting is not a sideline here — it is where the product ideas come from. Every engagement is delivered by the same two senior practitioners who build the products, which constrains how much we take on and raises what you get.
50 named services across 7 practices.
Cloud Architecture & Governance
Foundations that hold up under audit and under growth.
Landing zones, multi-account foundations and connectivity design — built so the governance model is part of the architecture rather than a policy document written after it.
- Azure Landing Zones
- AWS multi-account foundations
- GCP foundations
- Cloud migration architecture
- Network & connectivity design
- Architecture Review Boards (ARB)
- Cloud governance frameworks
- Platform engineering strategy
Identity & Access Management
The practice AuditGraph came out of.
Identity is where most cloud risk actually concentrates and where most organizations have the least visibility. This is our deepest practice — and the engagements here are what surfaced the gap AuditGraph was built to close.
- IAM strategy
- RBAC design
- ABAC design
- Role mining
- Identity governance assessments
- Privileged access management (PAM) strategy
- Non-human identity governance
- Service principal reviews
- Entra ID architecture
Cloud Security & Zero Trust
Security architecture from the identity layer outward.
Zero Trust is an architecture decision before it is a product purchase. We design the baselines, segment the network, and govern the secrets — then leave you with reference architectures your teams can apply without us.
- Security architecture reviews
- Zero Trust assessments
- Security baseline design
- Security reference architectures
- Cloud security posture reviews
- Network segmentation
- Secrets management strategy
- Key Vault / KMS governance
Compliance & Audit Readiness
Evidence an auditor will accept, collected continuously.
Readiness work that produces artifacts rather than reassurance. We map controls to what your environment actually does, automate the evidence where it can be automated, and prepare the people who will be in the room.
- SOC 2 readiness
- HIPAA readiness
- ISO 27001 readiness
- NIST assessments
- CIS Benchmark reviews
- Evidence collection automation
- Internal audit preparation
FinOps & Cloud Economics
Engineering, finance and operations working from one set of numbers.
Cost governance fails when it is a finance initiative imposed on engineers. We design the operating model, the attribution and the accountability so the people who create spend can see and control it.
- Cost optimization reviews
- Cloud spend governance
- Chargeback models
- Showback models
- FinOps operating models
- Kubernetes cost optimization
Enterprise Architecture Advisory
Roadmaps and operating models that survive contact with delivery.
EA earns its place when it makes decisions faster rather than slower. We design the operating model, rationalize the application estate, and put governance in place that engineering teams can actually work with.
- EA operating model design
- Technology roadmaps
- Application rationalization
- Technical debt reviews
- Architecture governance
- Cloud Center of Excellence (CCoE)
GCC Enablement
Standing up a Global Capability Center that governs itself.
Global Capability Centers scale fast and inherit governance late — which is how a cost decision becomes a security problem two years in. We put the cloud foundations, security and IAM operating models, and vendor governance in place while the center is still small enough to change.
- GCC cloud foundations
- Governance frameworks
- Security operating models
- IAM operating models
- FinOps operating models
- Vendor governance
Clear stages. No surprises.
Every engagement starts with discovery and ends with you owning the result. The measure of a good engagement is that you do not need us afterward.
It also constrains us honestly. We take on what two senior practitioners can do properly — if the work needs a bench we do not have, we say so rather than staffing it and hoping.
- 1
Discovery & assessment
Current state, objectives and constraints — understood before anything is recommended.
- 2
Strategy & architecture
A tailored plan with milestones, guardrails and cost estimates. Not a generic playbook with your logo on it.
- 3
Implementation
Execution with governance designed in from day one. Infrastructure as code, documented as it is built.
- 4
Validation & handover
Testing, enablement and a clean handover. You own it — it was built to be owned.
Consulting finds the problem.
Products make the answer repeatable.
A studio that only consults solves the same problem repeatedly at hourly rates. A studio that only builds products guesses at what the problem is. Doing both means the roadmap is chosen by what engagements keep surfacing rather than by what looks fundable.
AuditGraph is the clearest example: it exists because the identity practice kept running into estates where nobody could say which identities reached the data that mattered.
Tell us what you are trying to solve.
Describe the environment and the problem. We come back with a practical plan — or an honest answer that someone else is a better fit.