Posture assessment
Microsoft 365 / Azure risk review, ranked by material impact.
Security that
holds.
Reduce material exposure through practical controls, clearer ownership, and security architecture built around real operations.
Identity hardening
MFA, Conditional Access, PIM, and administrative boundaries.
Threat protection
Defender XDR and Sentinel detection engineering.
Compliance readiness
NIST 800-171 / CMMC control mapping and Purview governance.
THE EXPERIENCE / START TO FINISH
Security work without
the fear pitch.
You will never be sold urgency. Every step is evidence first, ranked by material risk, and paced so the business keeps moving while the posture changes underneath it.
01WEEK 01 / BASELINE
See the exposure clearly, and calmly.
We assess identity, endpoints, cloud, and data handling the way an attacker would look at them and the way an operator has to live with them. Findings come with evidence, not adjectives.
The output is a ranked picture of material risk: what could actually hurt you, how likely it is, and what it costs to fix. Nothing is inflated to justify the next invoice.
YOU RECEIVE
- Posture assessment report
- Ranked risk register
- First-30-days quick-win list
- Executive briefing session
02WEEK 02 / PRIORITIES
A plan sized to your reality.
No organization fixes everything at once, so we sequence controls by risk reduced per unit of disruption, and per dollar. You see exactly why item one is item one.
Each control gets a named owner, a cost, and a date. Security stops being a vague worry and becomes a managed plan your leadership can actually govern.
YOU RECEIVE
- Prioritized control roadmap
- Ownership & accountability map
- Budget-realistic phasing
- Policy gap analysis
03WEEKS 03–06 / HARDENING
Controls that don’t stop the business.
MFA, privileged access, and endpoint and cloud hardening roll out in rings, a pilot group first, then wider, so friction is found on ten people, not two hundred.
We monitor what the changes do to daily work and adjust. A control people route around is worse than no control, so operability is treated as part of the security design.
YOU RECEIVE
- Identity & MFA rollout
- Hardened baseline configurations
- Complete change log of controls
- Friction report and adjustments
04ONGOING / READINESS
When something happens, nobody improvises.
We write the incident response plan with your people in the room, then pressure-test it in a tabletop exercise with leadership. Roles, decisions, and communications are rehearsed before they are needed.
You leave with a defensible security story, for customers, insurers, and auditors, and a re-assessment cadence that keeps the posture from quietly decaying.
YOU RECEIVE
- Incident response plan
- Tabletop exercise & debrief
- Communication templates
- Re-assessment cadence
CONSTANTS / EVERY ENGAGEMENT
EVIDENCE OVER FEARRISK RANKED, NOT LISTEDCONTROLS PEOPLE CAN LIVE WITHLEADERSHIP ALWAYS BRIEFED
WHAT CLIENTS NOTICE
Security stops being a vague background worry and becomes a number someone owns.
PRINCIPLE
Security must be
operable.
A policy no one can follow is not a control. A product no one owns is not protection.
KOMARSH focuses on the risks that matter, the controls that can be sustained, and the visibility leaders need to make informed decisions.