Four practices that stand alone or work as one continuous loop. Every engagement ends with something demonstrably different about your environment — not just a document.
Small security teams do not drown in threats; they drown in alerts. Cynodes agents sit in front of your SIEM, EDR, and cloud logs, correlating signals, discarding the noise, and escalating with context already attached.
A test that runs twice a year tells you about an environment that no longer exists. We run adversary emulation as a standing service so exposure is caught in the window it appears — and closed before someone else finds it.
Cynodes started as an integration shop, and it shows in how we secure things. We design, deploy, and document the systems themselves — so the security posture is a property of the architecture rather than a layer bolted on afterward.
Frameworks are only useful if the controls behind them actually run. We implement the control, instrument it so it reports itself, and keep operating it after the audit is signed.
Most integrators specialize in one layer and subcontract the rest. We hold the whole stack, which is why our cutovers do not stall waiting on somebody else’s change window.
Campus, branch, and multi-site design built around segmentation from day one.
Compute, storage, and hypervisor platforms sized for what you actually run.
Landing zones and migrations across Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud.
The control plane every modern attack path runs through.
Fleets that are consistent, patched, and provably compliant.
The networks that usually sit outside anybody’s security program.
We are platform-literate rather than platform-loyal. The right answer is usually the cloud your identity, your data gravity, and your team’s existing skills already point at — and often that means running more than one properly rather than all three badly.
Our deepest cloud practice, and the one most of our clients land on because their identity and productivity stack already lives there.
Where the workload belongs on AWS, we build the account structure and network first — not after the first application lands.
Strongest fit for data and container-heavy workloads — and increasingly for clients who want a genuine second cloud.
Most of our clients are not all-in on one cloud and never will be. We design the connectivity, identity federation, and routing that make on-premises, colocation, and cloud behave like one estate — with one place to look when something breaks.
Dependency mapping, wave planning, and rehost/replatform decisions made per workload rather than per slogan. Every wave gets a rollback plan and a pilot group before the business notices anything changed.
Tagging standards, budget alerts, rightsizing, and reserved-capacity planning — plus the policy guardrails that stop a well-meaning developer from spinning up a $40k month.
A fixed-scope, four-week engagement. Discovery, agent-driven testing, and a prioritized remediation roadmap with effort estimates. The lowest-commitment way to see what we see.
Defined scope, defined price. A migration, a segmentation build, an identity consolidation — delivered with staged cutovers, rollback plans, and as-built documentation.
Sentinel running year-round, integration engineers on retainer, and a named lead who knows your environment. Monthly reporting, quarterly strategy.
An audit deadline, a migration you inherited, an alert queue nobody reads. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right team for it.