Individual Training
For analysts, engineers, auditors who need to skill up — fast. CCA-F exam sponsored.
See training →A practical maturity-led path to deploying — and defending — AI in the enterprise. Honest assessment across Protect, Utilize, and Govern, mapped to NIST AI RMF, then operationalized with agentic SOC, vulnerability, audit, and risk workflows your team can actually run.
Machine-speed threats. Human-speed defenses. The gap is widening — and adoption pressure isn't waiting for your governance to catch up.
Every organisation sits somewhere on this curve. Knowing where is step one.
Secure the AI you build and the AI you buy. Defend against attacks on the model itself.
Safely operationalise AI inside the security function: agentic SOC, vulnerability, audit, and risk.
Our specialtyPolicy, accountability, measurement. Prove to the board, regulators, and customers it's under control.
Where most of your peers sit → Where best-in-class are heading
Stage 01 · Protect
Defend the models, agents, prompts, training data, and connectors that make up your AI estate — against tampering, exfiltration, poisoning, and misuse.
Tested against an evolving red-team library mapped to OWASP Agentic Top 10.
DLP scoped to where models actually pull from — RAG, MCP, agents.
Detect tampering across the supply chain.
Short-lived creds, scoped tool permissions, auditable tool calls.
Consistent org-wide controls on what AI can read, write, and call.
Stage 02 · Utilize
Our specialty
Put agentic AI to work inside the SOC and the second line — triage, investigation, evidence collection, correlation, control testing — with humans firmly in the loop.
Cut analyst toil on repetitive L1 patterns. Read-only by default, auditable tool calls.
Risk-rank CVEs against exposure, exploitation, and business impact.
Hypothesis-driven hunts over XDR / SIEM data.
Multi-step playbooks executed under analyst oversight.
Pull, normalise, and map control evidence automatically — continuously.
Draft, redline, and check against governance baselines.
Stage 03 · Govern
Policy, accountability, and measurement — so AI risk can be reported on the same page as every other risk in the enterprise.
Aligned with NIST AI RMF Govern function.
Tied to data classifications and owners — including shadow AI.
Cross-walked to your existing GRC framework.
Metrics leadership can actually act on.
Our Protect / Utilize / Govern stages each map cleanly onto the NIST AI Risk Management Framework and the Generative AI Profile, so your work is reusable across regulators and frameworks.
Core functions: Govern · Map · Measure · Manage.
Trustworthy AI characteristics: Valid & Reliable · Safe · Secure & Resilient · Accountable & Transparent · Privacy-Enhanced · Fair · Explainable.
12 GAI risk categories, including:
Confabulation · Data Privacy · Information Security · Harmful Bias · Value Chain & Component Integration · and more.
Self-rated maturity from a sample of mid-market and enterprise security functions. Most are over-indexed on "Protect basics" and dangerously light on "Govern."
Higher % = more orgs concentrated at that level. Sources: Gartner AI TRiSM Hype Cycle 2025; ISACA State of Digital Trust 2025.
Pick the engagement that fits — training, advisory, or build. Each one ladders back to the maturity model.
For analysts, engineers, auditors who need to skill up — fast. CCA-F exam sponsored.
See training →Cohort-based programs tailored to SecOps, audit, risk and compliance.
See cohort programs →Environment review → maturity scoring → prioritised 12-month roadmap.
See advisory →We build and deploy the agentic systems alongside your team.
See implementation →2–3 weeks
Environment review, stakeholder interviews, AI inventory, current-state heatmap.
1 week
Maturity score per stage. Risk-weighted backlog of remediations.
1 week
12-month plan with sequencing, ownership, dependencies, and budget envelopes.
Production agentic systems, security-first by default.
Triage, enrichment, vulnerability assessment, and hunting agents wired to your XDR / SIEM / case management.
Evidence-collection agents mapped to your control framework — SOC 2, ISO 27001, PIPEDA, NIST.
DLP for AI connectors, prompt-injection defenses, model integrity checks, runtime guardrails.
Bedrock / Azure / cloud-native — pick your stack, we secure it.
Pilot in 6–10 weeks · production hand-off in 4–6 months.
Two reference builds you can poke at — both in production with regulated customers.
Reference Build 01
Claude on Azure AI Foundry, wired through Model Context Protocol (MCP) to Cortex XSIAM, Microsoft Defender XDR, and Wiz. The agent triages alerts, drafts the analyst narrative, and hands off — with a clean audit trail.
Reference Build 02
Vulnerability process converted into detection-engineering workflows. Agent ingests data from Microsoft Defender, Tanium, and Qualys — then orchestrates assessment, prioritisation, ticketing, and reporting.
No 200-page deliverables nobody reads. Outcomes, deployed.
Wk 1–2
Discovery, interviews, AI inventory.
Wk 3
Maturity heatmap + prioritised backlog.
Wk 4
12-month sequencing with budget envelopes.
Wk 4+
Optional: reference implementation + handover.
Post-build
Managed run-state or coaching once build is live.
Every environment is different. Pick the shape that fits today; you can resize at any handover.
Advisory + one focused build
Full maturity uplift across stages
Embedded delivery + run-state + training
The same practitioners that design your roadmap can deliver it.
CyberWarden — cybersecurity consulting with deep financial and energy-sector experience. Built and operates the agentic SOC and VM reference architectures. Practitioner-led across Claude, AWS Bedrock, Azure Copilot & AI Foundry — in production.
Curriculum and delivery co-developed with partners running production AI in regulated environments — energy, finance, healthcare. Sector strengths matched to your industry. References on request.
A 45-minute working session. Walk us through your environment. Leave with a tentative maturity score, three concrete next steps, and a written proposal within five business days.