Modern security operations
Microsoft Sentinel as the central security alerting system, paired with Defender XDR for endpoint and email. The standard combination for a Microsoft-heavy estate.
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Domain
Security
The modern security stack — a single alerting system, identity protection, device protection — that holds together when something goes wrong, and gives the security team fewer-and-better alerts rather than more.
Everyday sub-domains
The standard conversations most organisations have within this domain.
Identity protection
Tighter controls on accounts that can do damage — just-in-time admin access, multi-factor sign-in based on risk, and quarterly reviews of who has what.
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Cloud security posture
Defender for Cloud as the single security view across the customer's clouds — Azure, AWS, Google Cloud — showing where they're exposed and where to fix it first.
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Application and code security
Securing the engineering platform itself — code scanning, leaked secret detection, and proof of what went into each production release. Microsoft and the industry call this "DevSecOps".
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Zero Trust architecture
Treating every sign-in, every device, and every connection as something to verify — not just doing multi-factor sign-in and calling it done.
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Specialised sub-domains
Where the conversation needs custom adaptations — regulated, hybrid, or high-stakes.
AI security and responsible AI
Securing the generative AI workloads the company is building — controlling what prompts can do, what data they touch, and how the answers are evaluated.
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Insider risk
Spotting the kinds of behaviour that often precede a data leak — usually around someone leaving the company — before the data walks out the door.
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