Introduction to Our Enterprise Cybersecurity Architecture Service Portfolio
In today’s threat landscape, securing the enterprise requires more than just reactive measures—it demands a proactive, integrated, and strategic approach. Our Enterprise Cybersecurity Architecture service portfolio showcases how we help organizations build secure-by-design environments, aligned with business objectives and resilient to evolving cyber risks.
We deliver end-to-end cybersecurity architecture services, enabling secure digital transformation, regulatory compliance, and operational resilience through robust design, governance, and execution.
Core Capabilities
Our cybersecurity architecture offering spans strategic, technical, and operational domains, including:
Security Strategy & Target-State Architecture
Design of future-state security architectures aligned with business goals and enterprise IT strategy.Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA)
Development of identity-centric, micro-segmented models based on NIST 800-207 and industry best practices.Cloud Security Architecture
Secure-by-design cloud architectures (AWS, Azure, OCI, GCP) with embedded controls, encryption, IAM, and logging strategies.Security Reference Architectures & Blueprints
Development of modular security patterns for common use cases (e.g., secure API gateway, SaaS integration, DevSecOps pipelines).Identity & Access Management (IAM)
Federated identity models, RBAC/ABAC, multi-factor authentication, and lifecycle governance for users and systems.Data Security Architecture
End-to-end data protection including classification, encryption, tokenization, DLP, and secure data flow modelling.Security Operations Architecture (SOC, SIEM, SOAR)
Design and integration of operational threat detection and response capabilities, including automation and analytics.Risk-Based Security Governance
Development of security policies, control frameworks (NIST CSF, ISO 27001, CIS), and architecture guardrails.Threat Modelling & Secure Design Reviews
Proactive identification of architectural vulnerabilities using STRIDE, PASTA, and attack path analysis.
Example Deliverables
Our cybersecurity architecture portfolio includes:
SABSA Security Architecture
Cybersecurity Target-State Architecture Diagrams
Zero Trust Reference Architecture
Cloud Security Control Matrices (aligned to CSA, NIST, ISO)
Secure Access Architecture for Hybrid Workforces
Security Zone and Network Segmentation Models
IAM & Federation Architecture Blueprints
Secure SDLC & Dev Sec Ops Architecture
Security Event & Incident Response Architecture
Secure API Gateway Architecture
Data Classification & Protection Models
Risk and Threat Modelling Outputs
Governance Playbooks and Control Catalogues
Each example is grounded in real-world engagements, designed to support business enablement, risk reduction, and compliance with regulatory standards such as APRA CPS 234, GDPR, PCI DSS, and HIPAA.
Why Choose Us
We bridge the gap between security strategy and implementation, combining enterprise architecture discipline with deep security expertise. Our team brings cross-sector experience across finance, government, utilities, healthcare, and critical infrastructure.
Whether you are modernizing legacy systems, migrating to cloud, implementing zero trust, or building resilience into your business operations—our cybersecurity architecture services help you design with security in mind.
We invite you to explore our portfolio of frameworks, architectures, and implementation examples that demonstrate our commitment to securing the enterprise by design.
Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) is a structured process that aligns security controls with the principle of "never trust, always verify."
Example: Microsoft Zero Trust Model
Identity: Azure AD with Conditional Access
Endpoints: Defender for Endpoint
Applications: Microsoft 365 with MCAS (Cloud App Security)
Infrastructure: Azure Firewall, NSGs, and Private Links
Data: Microsoft Purview for classification and protection
Example: NIST SP 800-207 Model
Control Plane: Policy Engine + Policy Administrator
Data Plane: Policy Enforcement Point (PEP)
Core Components: Identity Management, Device Trust, Access Policies
Implementing an AI-driven SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) architecture involves extending a traditional SIEM system with artificial intelligence and machine learning to automate detection, enhance visibility, reduce false positives, and accelerate response.
The evolution of the Internet of Things (IoT) has made life a lot more convenient and productive for both consumers and businesses alike over past few years, but on the other side, cybersecurity is an emerging challenge. For automobile original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), Tier 1 suppliers, car dealers, service providers, car owners and drivers, cyberattacks are now a reality that they have to grapple with.