What we deliver

Documents your team can actually use

Every engagement ends with a structured package. Not a slide deck. Not a verbal summary. Written, organized, and ready for your team to act on.

We do not sell consulting hours. We sell outcomes. Every engagement has a defined scope and a defined deliverable set. You know exactly what you are getting before we start.

Documentation-first

Everything is written down. No knowledge locked inside a call recording.

Adoption-focused

Written for real use, not to sit in a shared drive unopened.

Two audiences

Each deliverable is scoped for either leadership or the engineering team — not both at once.

01

Leadership

Executive Risk Summary

A concise, non-technical summary of the current Kubernetes security posture. Written for engineering managers, heads of platform, and technical leadership who need the picture without reading the full technical report.

What it contains

Current posture summary in plain language
Top risk areas with business context
Priority recommendations with rationale
What requires a decision at leadership level
Clear next step
executive-risk-summary.pdf
High
Medium
Low
Download sample PDF Redacted — client details removed

Included in: Baseline Review Pod Security Rollout Sprint

02

Engineering

Technical Findings Report

The core technical document. Detailed findings, evidence sources, and recommended actions — written for platform engineers, SREs, and DevSecOps leads who need specifics, not summaries.

What it contains

Current-state assessment with annotated findings
Baseline definition — what should be enforced and what should wait
Admission control direction (PSA, Kyverno, built-in, or hybrid)
Policy boundaries per environment and namespace
Ownership model — who is responsible for what
Exception model with process
technical-blueprint.pdf
F-01
F-02

Included in: Pod Security Rollout Sprint

03

Engineering + Leadership

Policy Direction Notes

Not just what to enforce — but why. This document records the reasoning behind every major policy decision. It exists so that six months from now, when someone asks "why do we do it this way?", there is a written answer.

What it contains

Decision log with context for each policy choice
What was considered and why alternatives were rejected
What conditions would change the decision
Exception handling rationale
Open questions and deferred items
policy-direction-notes.pdf
Decision
Context
Alternatives

Included in: Pod Security Rollout Sprint

04

Engineering

Rollout Runbook

A sequenced plan for moving from audit to enforce — without breaking things. Covers which policies go first, which namespaces, which workloads to watch, and what the rollback trigger looks like.

What it contains

Phase-by-phase rollout sequence
Namespace and environment rollout order
Audit-to-enforce transition checklist
Workloads to watch before enforcement
Rollback criteria and process
Communication milestones for engineering teams
rollout-runbook.pdf
Phase 1
Audit
Phase 2
Warn
Phase 3
Enforce

Included in: Pod Security Rollout Sprint

05

Developers

Developer Impact Notes

Security changes affect developers. This document tells them what is changing, how it affects their workloads, what they need to update, and who to contact with questions. Written to reduce friction, not create more of it.

What it contains

Summary of what is changing and why
What developers need to update in their manifests
Timeline and which changes are enforced when
How to request an exception
Who to contact for questions
developer-impact-notes.pdf

Included in: Baseline Review Detection Starter Pack Pod Security Rollout Sprint

06

Engineering

Starter Rule & Policy Pack

A deployable starting set: Falco detection rules (Detection Starter Pack) or admission policy files (Pod Security Rollout Sprint). Not generic templates — structured for your workload posture and namespace layout.

What it contains

Baseline policy structure with annotations
Exception annotation conventions
Namespace-level configuration notes
CI/CD integration notes
Readme for your team to take ownership
starter-policy-pack/
📁 baseline/
📄 policy-direction.md
📄 exception-model.md
📁 policies/
📄 psa-namespace-config.yaml
📄 kyverno-baseline.yaml
📁 rollout/
📄 phase-plan.md
📄 developer-notes.md
📄 README.md
View on GitHub Open source — MIT license

Included in: Detection Starter Pack Pod Security Rollout Sprint

Which deliverables come with which service

Baseline
Review
Detection
Starter Pack
Pod Security
Rollout Sprint
Supply Chain
Review
Executive Risk Summary
Technical Findings Report
Policy Direction Notes
Rollout Runbook
Developer Impact Notes
Starter Policy / Rule Pack
30-day recommended actions
MITRE ATT&CK mapping
Severity matrix & triage guide

Start with a Baseline Review

Not sure which product fits? Start with the Baseline Review. It tells you exactly where you stand and which product to buy next — before you commit to enforcement or tooling. Delivered async in 5–7 business days.