← Advisory · Enterprise-Ready Implementation Sprint

Close the gaps that stand between you and the enterprise deal.

A focused, time-boxed engagement that turns your baseline roadmap into implemented controls — so you can pass security questionnaires and vendor risk reviews, and stand up SOC 2 readiness, without pulling the whole team off the product roadmap.

sprint · controls & evidence
Implemented controls with a documented evidence pack and a security-questionnaire answer library
The challenge

“Send us your security questionnaire” shouldn't stall the deal.

A promising enterprise deal arrives with a 200-line security questionnaire, a vendor risk review, or a hard SOC 2 requirement. The gaps are known — they're sitting in your baseline roadmap — but the team is heads-down on product, and every week the answer is late is a week the deal slips.

The Implementation Sprint is a dedicated push to implement the highest-impact controls and produce the evidence, so security stops being the thing that holds up revenue.

What we implement
  • Identity & access — SSO/MFA rollout, least privilege, and recurring access reviews.
  • Endpoint hardening — device management, encryption, patching and EDR coverage.
  • Logging & monitoring — centralized logs and alerting on the events that matter.
  • Email & DNS auth — SPF, DKIM and DMARC brought to enforcement.
  • Backup, secrets & cloud config — recovery you've tested and secrets under control.
  • Policies & evidence — the documentation auditors and customers ask for.
What you receive

Implemented controls — and the proof.

Implemented controls

The prioritized items from your roadmap, put in place with your team and configured to hold up under review.

Policies & evidence pack

Written policies and the supporting evidence, organized so a customer or auditor can follow it.

Questionnaire answer library

A reusable set of answers to the security questionnaires you'll keep receiving — so the next one takes hours, not weeks.

SOC 2 readiness position

A clear view of where you stand against a SOC 2 Type I scope, and what remains before an audit.

Updated risk register

The baseline register, updated to reflect what's now closed, in progress, or accepted.

Handoff & ownership

Clear ownership for every control so your team can run it after the sprint ends.

How it runs

A scoped sprint, not an open-ended retainer.

  • 1 · Prioritize — we pull the highest-impact items from your baseline roadmap and agree the sprint scope in a SOW.
  • 2 · Implement — we do the work alongside your team, with any system access covered by written authorization.
  • 3 · Evidence & handoff — we document what was done, assemble the evidence, and hand over ownership.
Sensible guardrails
The Sprint follows a fact-based roadmap — normally the Startup IT & Security Baseline. Scope, deliverables, schedule and acceptance are fixed in the SOW; work outside it goes through a change order. Any scanning, testing or access happens only under explicit written authorization.

Unblock the deal.

Tell us what your enterprise buyers are asking for — we'll scope a sprint to get you there.