Get a realistic view of how secure your foundation is
Assessing your current security situation
We analyze your current Active Directory and identity and access management practices to identify any weaknesses in your approach.
Transparent advice
Our consultants are highly regarded and certified experts with Microsoft technology security—we’ll recommend the best solution for your scenario.
An agile approach to solving your security problems
No organization has the same IAM, PKI, mobility or Active Directory requirements. We assess your specific security needs and then develop a strategy to help you solve problems in a realistic manner.
A long-term strategy
Once you have the IAM, PKI, mobility and Active Directory basics in place, we help you design and implement a long-term security strategy which will enable you to remain responsive to change.
Our expertise
As technology advances, and users become accustomed to working across devices and away from the traditional office, it is essential to ask whether your existing security strategy is truly adequate.
Our experts work closely with you to deploy state of the art identity and access management solutions, while also building a long-term strategy that fits around your organization.
We look at how users access the tools they need to do their jobs, how secure and manageable these means are, and where improvements can be made.
Based in Chicago, IL, but with consultants available around the world, we work with you to fight against today’s security risks.
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