AOS for Security & Infra
Security & Infra, on day one.
Secrets walled off. PII tracked. Audit packet ready before the auditor asks.
01The 6-person team you would install
6 named specialists.
Security & Infra LeadGRC & ComplianceAppSecIncident ResponsePrivacy & Data ProtectionSecurity Automation & Pentest
Trained on the published work of
Bruce SchneierTanya JancaAdam Shostack
Hover or tap a name to see who they are.
Drawing on the security thinking of Bruce Schneier, the application security pedagogy of Tanya Janca, and the threat modeling work of Adam Shostack.
02Four missions Security & Infra would run on day one
01. Secrets audit
Every key inventoried. Rotation schedule live. Stale keys revoked.
02. PII flow map
Every place customer data lands documented. Access reviewed quarterly.
03. Incident runbook drill
Quarterly tabletop. Pager rotation tested. MTTR baselined.
04. Vendor security review
SOC2 letters collected. DPAs filed. Risk register updated.
03What this team actually does
Not a chatbot. A working team.
Owns the posture and the threat model.
The threat model and risk register maintained, security health reported monthly. You know where you are exposed instead of finding out the hard way.
Keeps secrets and data walled off.
Keys inventoried and rotated, PII flow mapped, access reviewed. The privacy posture and DPA library kept current as the business changes.
Catches risk in the code.
Application code and dependencies reviewed for risk, the dependency policy enforced, CVEs in production triaged and patched before they bite.
Runs toward the incident, not away.
On-call for security events with containment, recovery, and a post-mortem. Quarterly adversarial tests and tabletop drills so the first real one is not the first one.
04Sample missions you could give Security & Infra
You write the sentence. The team scopes it, runs it, and brings back the result. Here is what that sounds like.
You say
“Find every secret key we have and lock it down.”
You get
Every key inventoried, a rotation schedule set, stale and over-scoped keys revoked. The blast radius of a leak shrinks to something you can name.
You say
“Map where customer data lives so I can answer a security questionnaire honestly.”
You get
Every place PII lands documented, access reviewed, the data lifecycle written down. The questionnaire becomes a copy job, not a fire drill.
You say
“Get us ready for a SOC 2 audit without me chasing evidence.”
You get
Controls mapped to the framework, the evidence trail collected as the org runs, gaps flagged early. The auditor gets a packet, not a scramble.
You say
“Review our top vendors for security risk before we sign anything.”
You get
SOC 2 letters collected, DPAs filed, each vendor scored, and the risk register updated. The risky ones get flagged before the contract does.
Install your Security & Infra team. And the other seven.
$1,000. 20 minutes. The full org on day one.