You get a finish date
A consultant tells you what is wrong and stops there. We tell you what is wrong, the date it will be fixed by, and what fixing it costs. In writing, before you decide anything.
We run it. Hands on the keyboard.
Hand it over. Keep every key.
I place cyber coverageLet's give the carrier proofMy carrier sent a formLet's answer it with proofI answer for AILet's make the answer defensibleI paid for the reportLet's give the list an ownerI run IT hereLet's scope it around your teamI am changing providersLet's move you, keys and allI run the companyLet's get your evenings backI own the budgetLet's spend money on moving risk
How this finishes
A consultant hands you a list. We hand you a date.
The worst version of this work is an assessment that ends in fifteen things to go fix and an invoice. Ours ends with a finish date, a fixed price, and our team doing the work.
We are still here at the audit
A consultant leaves when the report is delivered. We are still here when the auditor arrives, on your side of the table, handing over the evidence.
The price is fixed before we start
Hourly billing rewards a job that grows. Ours is a fixed price agreed up front, and the assessment fee comes off the bill in full if you carry on with us.
From first look to finished
Four steps, and the third one is your finish date.
The four steps below are the whole engagement. You find out where you stand first, and decide after that.
Connect
Read-only access to what you already run. Most of the tooling is already there, switched off.
Find the gaps
Every gap, ranked by what blocks your next deal rather than by control number.
Get the date
Three plans, at three, six, or twelve months, each at a fixed price. One is yours to run free.
We do the work
In your accounts rather than ours. An independent auditor checks it. You leave holding every key.
Five platforms, on purpose
We run five platforms. We turn down work on anything else.
Most providers will run whatever you already have. That is how they end up operating estates nobody can secure or scale, at margins thin enough to force corners on yours. We picked five platforms, we know them completely, and we say no to everything else. It is the reason we can give you a date instead of a discovery phase.
You already own most of it
A 100-person company spends about this on tools alone.
$48,000A year, before anyone is paid to operate any of it. Most of what you actually need is already sitting in your Microsoft, Google, and AWS accounts, bought and switched off. We start by turning that on rather than selling you more, and then we operate it.
The people who do it
A person owns your request, with software behind them.
Your queue is worked by an operator who owns each item through to done. This is your view of it: what is quiet, what is in motion, and what is waiting on you.
A person picks up your request and owns it through to done.
The dashboard every client signs in to.
The people you would be calling
The people who run your program.
Not a queue, and not an account manager relaying messages. These are the operators who do the work, and you can reach them in the portal.
Juston Eubanks
Junior Cloud Operations Specialist
Jason Bowen
Cloud Operations Specialist
Ken Hanson
Founder & CEO
John May
Fractional CIO & Advisor
Emil Diaz
Fractional CTO
What we commit to
Two commitments that stay fixed.
Accountable people
When something matters, a named person owns it and answers for it. You know who they are, you can reach them, and they do not change every time you open a request.
A predictable bill
A flat retainer, a published structure, and a written cap on the annual escalator. You can read the whole pricing page before anyone calls you.
One engagement, in numbers
White Star Software
Software / TechOps + SecOpsAs White Star Software’s product moved deeper into financial services and healthcare, enterprise buyers began applying production-vendor expectations, and a 200-question audit took eight months to close. Cloud Sentry took over the TechOps and SecOps layer; two enterprise security cycles have since run on a repeatable response framework instead.
8 months → weeks
Enterprise security audit turnaround
“Cloud Sentry didn’t feel like a vendor from day one. They felt like a part of our company.”
SLA met · 2mevidence filed · 6maccess reviewed · 11mstarter provisioned · 24mpatch window closed · 38mbackup verified · 52mquestionnaire returned · 1hqueue at zero · just nowretainer unchanged · this quarter
Meet the team you would be hiring.
Thirty minutes with the people who would run your queue. Bring your current tool bill if you like; we will walk the comparison together.
Published structure, a written annual escalator cap, and an entry rung you can start today. Read the whole page before anyone calls you.
For the operated partnership: the full function, scoped in a conversation about what you run today and what it costs you.