Platforms we implement

Security platforms, deployed and tuned

Buying CrowdStrike or Zscaler is the easy part. We deploy, tune and test the platforms we recommend, so they stop what they are supposed to stop and the evidence holds up when your auditor asks.

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Platforms

What we deploy and tune

Platforms our team has implemented for clients. Strategy and hands-on configuration from the same people, so what gets recommended is what gets built.

CrowdStrike Falcon

Prevention policies set to block, not just alert. Sensor coverage checked against the real asset inventory, exclusions reviewed and trimmed, and detections validated with attack emulation.

Zscaler

Zero trust access that replaces the VPN instead of sitting next to it. App segments built around who needs what, TLS inspection policy that security and privacy both accept, and a clean cutover plan.

Microsoft security

Entra ID conditional access and MFA with no standing exceptions, Defender for Endpoint and Office 365 tuned to your risk, Intune device compliance, and Purview labels and DLP that people can live with.

Okta and identity platforms

SSO consolidated onto one identity provider, MFA enforced everywhere it matters, joiner, mover and leaver steps automated, and access reviews that produce evidence an auditor will accept.

AWS, Google Cloud and Azure

Native security services switched on and actually watched: Security Hub and GuardDuty, Security Command Center, Defender for Cloud. Logging baselines, least-privilege IAM and CIS benchmark gaps closed in priority order.

Wiz

Cloud posture findings ranked by real exposure, not volume. Connectors across every account and subscription, noisy rules tuned out, and the toxic combinations routed to the people who can fix them.

Splunk

The right sources onboarded first, with field extraction that holds up. Detections mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and tuned against your baseline, plus retention sized to what auditors and investigations actually need.

Microsoft Sentinel

Data connectors for the Microsoft stack and beyond, analytics rules tuned until alerts are worth reading, and automation playbooks for the routine triage. Ingestion costs kept under control from day one.

Palo Alto Networks and Fortinet

Firewall rule bases cleaned up and documented, any-any rules retired, segmentation that matches how the business works, and threat prevention profiles switched on instead of left in monitor mode.

How we work

From installed to proven

1. Assess what you have

We start with the tools you already own. Most environments have capable platforms running at a fraction of their protection because of default settings, broad exclusions or half-finished rollouts.

2. Configure to a written baseline

Every setting traces to a baseline mapped to the framework you answer to, such as CIS Controls, NIST CSF or SOC 2. Changes are staged so operations keep running.

3. Test it like an attacker

A control that has never been tested is an assumption. We validate detections and prevention with attack emulation, then tune until the tool does what the dashboard says it does.

4. Hand over with evidence

Runbooks for your team, and configuration evidence your auditor and insurer can check. On Radius360, the platform keeps watching for drift after we leave.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do you only work with these platforms?+

These are the platforms our team has deployed and tuned for clients. If your stack includes something else, tell us. We will say plainly whether it is in our wheelhouse or whether you are better served by a specialist.

We already bought the tool. Why would we need help?+

Because buying it and having it protect you are different things. Endpoint and access platforms ship with conservative defaults, and rollouts often stall at the hard last mile: exclusions, legacy systems, the executives nobody wanted to enforce MFA on. That last mile is where attackers get in.

Can you work alongside our MSP or MSSP?+

Yes. We often handle the design, hardening and testing, and your MSP or MSSP runs the platform day to day. Everyone works from the same baseline, so nothing falls between the two.

How do we know the configuration actually works?+

We test it. Detections and prevention are validated with attack emulation against your environment, and you get the results. In a recent engagement, the CrowdStrike configuration we tuned detected and blocked a live attack emulation run against the client's environment.

Get full value from the tools you already pay for

One conversation about your stack, what is switched on, and what is quietly left at the defaults.