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Zero Trust Implementation

Never trust, always verify - delivered as a program, not a marketing slogan

NIST 800-207 CMMC SOC 2 ISO 27001 NIST CSF
engagement log Zero Trust Implementation testing
day 01scopetargets confirmed · rules of engagement signedagreed
day 01reconattack surface mappedcomplete
day 02findingImplicit trust in "internal" networkcritical
day 03findingVPN-only access to internal appshigh
day 04triagereviewed and countersigned by a Lorikeet pentesterpublished
day 04delivertickets opened in your tracker201
afterretestfixes verified · included in scopeno charge
retest included human countersigned report your auditor accepts
12-24 month programtypical duration $35,000 assessment + phased rolloutfixed scope, from 6deliverables 5methodology stages
Scope

What this engagement covers

The service

Zero trust architecture program spanning identity, device, network, application, and data - with a concrete phased roadmap tied to measurable milestones.

What we test

Identity provider posture, device trust, network segmentation, application access policies, data classification, and service-to-service authentication - assessed against NIST SP 800-207.

Method

How we run it

NIST 800-207-aligned maturity assessment, phased roadmap, and execution support across identity, device, and network workstreams.

01

Current-state maturity assessment

02

Stakeholder interviews

03

Gap analysis against NIST 800-207

04

Roadmap authoring and prioritization

05

Execution support and milestone validation

Deliverables

What you receive

Findings land in your tracker as you go, not only in a PDF at the end. Retest is in scope, not a change order.

  • Zero Trust maturity assessment (NIST 800-207)
  • Phased 12-24 month roadmap
  • Identity, device, network workstream plans
  • Reference architecture documents
  • Policy templates and IaC examples
  • Quarterly progress review
Typical results

What we usually find

The issues this engagement surfaces most often. Yours will differ, but this is the shape of it.

Implicit trust in "internal" network VPN-only access to internal apps No device posture enforcement Over-privileged service accounts Missing session-level re-auth Lack of application-layer policy
Fit

Who this is for

Organizations with cloud-first infrastructure
Remote-workforce companies
Federal contractors (OMB M-22-09)
Post-incident architectural resets
Standards this supports

Findings are mapped to NIST 800-207, CMMC, SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, so the report drops into an audit package rather than needing to be translated first. If you need the readiness work behind one of those, that is a separate engagement.

Next

Scope it in one call

Tell us what is in scope and we come back with a fixed price and a start date. No discovery-call maze, no hourly estimate that moves.

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