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Real work, described plainly.

We do not name our clients, out of respect for their privacy. We describe the starting point, the work, and what changed. Cards marked Example engagement show the shape of a typical engagement, not a specific client.

How it connects

The same work, packaged to start small.

The risk assessments, evidence packs, and long-term partnerships below are what the Blueprint and the Operator Program are built from. Today we add AI and automation to the same discipline: we build it, and we secure it.

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The 21-Day Do More With Less Blueprint

21 days, $4,500 or $7,500 flat. A readiness score, risk map, 12-month roadmap, a spec for your first automation, and a cyber insurance evidence pack.

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Then, if it fits

The Operator Program

A monthly retainer for AI, automation, and security leadership. One pool of hours you split between building and securing, every quarter. From $4,000 a month.

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Client engagements

Anonymized, and real.

Engagements our principal consultant has led, with identifying details removed.

Anonymized client engagement

Regulated enterprise, multi-site

From spreadsheets to a risk program your stakeholders actually read.

Multi-site risk assessment program

Our principal consultant led this work before RSG Logic. The assessment program was a sprawl of spreadsheets and tribal knowledge: every analyst running it differently, evidence stored across four tools, findings scored against a methodology nobody had written down. The analysts were good. The process was undocumented. The program was rebuilt around a defensible, repeatable process: a master control questionnaire, a documented methodology, an evidence-capture standard, and the reporting cadence stakeholders had been asking for and never getting. Built once, maintained quarter after quarter, scoped to satisfy the auditors and underwriters on the other side of the engagement.

What changed

A documented, repeatable assessment process. An evidence pack delivered every cycle, in the format stakeholders asked for.

Risk assessmentMethodology designEvidence packRecurring program

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Anonymized client engagement

Regulated enterprise, cyber liability

An evidence pack built for an enterprise carrier's underwriter.

Cyber liability evidence engagement, enterprise scale

The client had the controls in place but could not prove it. Their carrier was asking for evidence on safeguards the client knew were enforced, but the policy excerpts, configuration exports, and audit logs were scattered across systems and IT vendors with no single owner. Our principal consultant led the build of the evidence pack, before RSG Logic, from the ground up: 10 control domains mapped to the carrier's specific questionnaire, every claim paired with the artifact that proves it, every finding either closed or accompanied by a defensible exception. The pack was built so follow-up questions could be answered from the appendix.

What changed

Every carrier question answered with the artifact that proves it. The same evidence pack is updated quarterly instead of rebuilt at each renewal.

Evidence packCarrier submissionAudit defensibilityUnderwriter-ready

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Anonymized client engagement

Retail, payment card environment

A retail network rebuilt around the controls insurers verify.

A Phoenix-area retail store

When we walked in, the network was a decade of decisions stacked on top of each other: a failed firewall replaced by a consumer router, unmanaged switches daisy-chained behind the point-of-sale system, end-of-life equipment that had not received a security patch in months. That setup would not have passed an insurer's questionnaire. We mapped every cable, identified the systems that actually drove revenue, and rebuilt the network around the controls a cyber liability carrier would verify: segmented payment paths per the processor's payment card industry (PCI) guidance, enterprise infrastructure with LTE failover, patched and documented equipment, and labeled cabling any future technician (or auditor) can follow.

What changed

Architecture aligned with payment-processor PCI best practice. WAN failover armed and tested. An environment the next renewal questionnaire can be answered honestly from.

Network rebuildLTE failoverPCI segmentationInsurance-grade rebuild

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Anonymized client engagement

Growing business, multi-year relationship

A long-term partnership that turns ad hoc fixes into a defensible program.

A growing Phoenix-area business, multi-year engagement

The client came to us solving each technology and compliance problem the moment it appeared, with a different vendor or a friend-of-a-friend each time. The result was predictable: systems that did not talk to each other, controls that existed in name only, and a pile of recurring bills nobody was auditing. We stepped in as the dedicated security and technology partner: single point of contact, ongoing oversight with their IT provider, vendor liaison, evidence pack maintained quarter after quarter, and the strategic conversations about what to invest in next as the business grows.

What changed

One partner, one monthly fee, no surprise invoices. Evidence kept current from one renewal to the next.

Ongoing partnershipSecurity leadershipVendor liaisonStrategic advisory

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Example engagements

What a typical engagement looks like.

These describe the shape of common work. They are examples, not accounts of a specific client.

Example engagement

Any firm facing a cyber renewal

Cyber insurance, decoded before the renewal letter arrives.

Cyber insurance readiness

Some businesses sign a cyber insurance policy because their broker said they had to, then never look at the document again. Then renewal arrives, the application has new questions, and nobody internally knows the answers. We step in as the technical voice in that conversation: reviewing the controls insurers verify, mapping each finding to the carrier questionnaire it answers, and producing an evidence pack an underwriter can read. Documentation paired with evidence that the controls are real, not just promised.

What it is built to deliver

Coverage gaps found before the renewal. Questionnaire answers backed by evidence instead of guesses. Senior-level expertise at a published price.

Cyber insuranceEvidence packRisk assessmentCarrier questionnaire

Cyber insurance readiness
Example engagement

Healthcare, regulated practices

A compliance binder built once, then kept current.

HIPAA Security Rule readiness

For practices covered by HIPAA, compliance season tends to look like a panic: weeks of digging through email threads, screenshotting settings, and writing policy documents from scratch because last year's did not get saved anywhere. We replace that pattern with a living compliance program: the security risk analysis the rule requires, a policy and procedure set, a business associate agreement (BAA) inventory and review, and the evidence binder an investigator or insurer will ask for, kept current quarter after quarter.

What it is built to deliver

Evidence is updated each quarter, so audit prep starts from a maintained binder. Renewal applications answered with evidence, not promises.

HIPAASecurity risk analysisBAA reviewEvidence binder

HIPAA readiness
Example engagement

Any firm, senior advisory

Is this what good looks like? A senior read on what is on your desk.

Senior security advisory

Sometimes you do not need a full assessment. You need a senior security professional to look at the document on your desk and tell you, plainly, whether it is reasonable: the cyber insurance renewal, the vendor security questionnaire that just landed, your IT provider's quote, the regulator's letter you did not expect. A plain-language read from someone who has seen enough of these to know what fair looks like, what defensible looks like, and what does not.

What it is built to deliver

A second pair of senior eyes on the decision. You learn whether to sign or push back, and why.

Document reviewRenewal triageVendor questionnairesPlain-language read

Part of the Operator Program

Next step

Bring us what is on your desk.

Whether it is a renewal questionnaire, an AI tool your staff already uses, or a regulator's letter, start with a 30-minute call with our principal consultant.

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