Turn cybersecurity risk into a plan you can act on.
Assess your posture, prioritize the gaps that matter, harden Microsoft and endpoint controls, and test how your team responds. EAG’s experienced, U.S.-based professionals reduce real risk and improve operational resilience without overwhelming the business.
NIST CSF-based
Microsoft 365 & Azure
U.S.-based professionals
Energy & asset-intensive
Assessment to remediation
From uncertainty to action, in six clear moves.
Assess, prioritize, remediate, manage, respond, and exercise — a connected model that takes you from understanding your risk to sustaining stronger controls.
01 · Assess
See your current posture clearly.
Practical posture reviews that show leadership where the real risk is and what it would take to fix it.
- NIST CSF-based assessment and management interviews
- Control review and vulnerability scan review
- Microsoft 365 / Azure security posture review
- Executive-ready findings and a clear risk picture
Practical posture reviews that show leadership where the real risk is and what it would take to fix it.
02 · Prioritize
Focus on what matters most, first.
Findings only reduce risk when they’re ranked, owned, and turned into a plan. EAG translates technical detail into a sequenced roadmap.
- Risk registers and prioritized remediation roadmaps
- Cost-to-remediate and effort estimates
- Board, audit, and cyber-insurance-ready packaging
- Clear owners and phasing
Practical posture reviews that show leadership where the real risk is and what it would take to fix it.
03 · Remediate
Close the gaps, not just report them.
EAG moves beyond advisory findings into approved remediation work and tracks it to closure.
- Microsoft 365 / Azure & Entra ID hardening
- MFA, Conditional Access, Defender, Intune/MDM
- Identity cleanup and endpoint improvements
- Issue tracking and closure of priority findings
Approved fixes implemented and tracked so you always know what’s open, who owns it, and what’s next.
04 · Manage
Sustain the gains over time.
Controls drift without upkeep. EAG provides recurring support so improvements hold beyond a one-time assessment.
- Vulnerability management and security tool administration
- Remediation tracking and executive reporting
- Third-party coordination and risk governance
- Recurring business reviews
A steady cadence of monitoring, reporting, and governance that keeps your posture from sliding back.
05 · Respond
Practical support when something happens.
When a suspected or confirmed incident occurs, EAG provides immediate, practical IT remediation while specialized parties handle their scope.
- Containment coordination and account/endpoint remediation
- Microsoft 365 / Entra ID review and secure access restoration
- Vendor, SOC/MDR, legal & insurance coordination
- Post-incident hardening and issue tracking
Stabilize, restore secure access, and harden clearly within scope, and clearly bounded.
06 · Exercise
Test the plan before the incident does.
Tabletop exercises let your team learn before a real incident creates pressure practical, business-focused, and non-punitive.
- Facilitated, scenario-based discussions
- Roles, escalation paths, and decision-making tested
- Vendor, legal, and insurance coordination walked through
- Post-exercise action register
Surface gaps, clarify roles, and create action items that strengthen readiness before it counts.
See your risk clearly, then close the gaps.
Cybersecurity work too often stops at a report. Assessments, insurance findings, and audit observations pile up, but the gaps stay open. EAG is built to do both.
NIST CSF-based assessments, vulnerability scan review, Microsoft and identity posture review, and executive-ready findings that tell you what matters most, what it would take to fix, and where to start.
Microsoft 365 and Azure hardening, identity and endpoint cleanup, vulnerability closure tracking, incident readiness, and ongoing risk management — turning findings into completed, sustained improvement.
When risk outpaces your team’s capacity, exposure follows.
Most companies don’t call because everything is broken. They call because something has changed — a new finding, a board question, an acquisition, or an incident — and internal capacity can’t absorb it fast enough.
Leadership lacks a clear view of risk
Executives know cybersecurity matters but lack a prioritized view of current risk, business impact, and next steps. EAG delivers assessments, risk registers, and executive summaries that make risk visible.
Findings aren’t getting remediated
Assessments, insurance requirements, and audit observations create risk when they’re never converted into completed action. EAG moves from findings to execution and tracks closure.
Microsoft & identity controls are under-configured
Weak MFA, gaps in email security and device management, dormant accounts, and privileged access exposure raise the odds of identity compromise and ransomware.
Incident plans have never been tested
Teams may not know who decides, who communicates, who escalates, or how recovery is sequenced. EAG facilitates tabletop exercises that surface those gaps first.
Growth and transactions raise the stakes
Acquisitions, integrations, and system changes expand the attack surface and the workload. EAG adds capacity to stabilize controls during high-pressure periods.
Legacy systems and pressure create urgency
End-of-life systems, inconsistent policies, and board, audit, or cyber-insurance deadlines demand credible, executive-ready plans, roadmaps, and budgets.
Six connected service areas.
From understanding your risk to sustaining stronger controls delivered by experienced, U.S.-based professionals.
Cybersecurity Risk Assessments
NIST CSF-based assessments, management interviews, control reviews, vulnerability scan review, Microsoft 365/Azure posture review, and executive-ready findings.
Microsoft 365 / Azure Hardening
Strengthen MFA, Conditional Access, Defender, Entra ID risk controls, Intune/MDM, email authentication, and identity protections where scoped.
Vulnerability Management & Remediation
Understand, prioritize, and close vulnerability findings through risk registers, remediation roadmaps, issue tracking, and practical closure support.
Cybersecurity Tabletop Exercises
Realistic, business-focused exercises that help leadership, IT, operations, legal, finance, and communications test roles, escalation, decisions, and recovery.
Cybersecurity Incident Remediation
Containment coordination, account and endpoint remediation, Microsoft environment review, secure access restoration, and post-incident hardening.
Ongoing Risk Management Support
Vulnerability management, security tool administration, remediation tracking, executive reporting, third-party coordination, and risk governance.
Test the plan before the incident tests the business.
Tabletop exercises let your team learn before a real incident creates pressure. EAG facilitates scenario-based discussions that clarify who decides, who communicates, who escalates, how vendors and legal resources are engaged, and how recovery priorities are sequenced.
Intentionally practical and non-punitive — the goal is to surface gaps, clarify roles, improve coordination, and produce action items that strengthen readiness.
- A facilitated scenario discussion
- A decision-point walkthrough
- Role and escalation observations
- Communication and coordination gaps
- A backup and recovery assumption review
- A post-exercise action register
Practical support during and after a cybersecurity incident.
When a suspected or confirmed incident occurs, you often need immediate, practical IT support while legal, insurance, forensic, and SOC/MDR resources handle specialized response work. EAG helps stabilize the environment, coordinate containment, remediate exposed controls, restore secure access, and implement priority hardening.
EAG is your incident remediation and recovery coordination partner for the practical IT work — clearly within scope, and clearly bounded.
EAG does not provide digital forensics, breach counsel, ransomware negotiation, legal notification advice, or offensive security services. Those remain with qualified parties under separate scope.
Where EAG helps
- Account containment and identity cleanup
- Endpoint remediation coordination
- Microsoft 365 / Entra ID review
- Password and MFA enforcement
- Secure access restoration
- Backup and recovery coordination
- Vendor, SOC/MDR, legal & insurance coordination
- Vendor, SOC/MDR, legal & insurance coordination
The difference is what happens after the report.
A stack of recommendations doesn’t lower risk. Completed, tracked remediation does.
The assessment-only approach
Findings without owners, sequence, or follow-through
Known gaps remain unpremeditated for months
No clear view of what’s closed or what’s next
Same questions return at the next audit or renewal
The EAG approach
Highest-risk gaps sequenced with clear ownership
Approved fixes implemented and tracked to closure
Always know what’s open, who owns it, and what’s next
Ongoing management keeps posture from sliding back
Practical. Prioritized. Built for how you actually operate.
EAG isn’t a penetration-testing firm, a red-team provider, or a one-and-done assessment shop. We’re an experienced services partner that helps you understand risk and reduce it — then keep it reduced.
Improvements clients can implement and sustain, not theoretical control frameworks that overwhelm the team.
Deep familiarity with Microsoft 365, Azure/Entra ID, Defender, Intune/MDM, Conditional Access, email security, and identity controls.
Pressure-test roles, escalation paths, communications, executive decisions, and recovery assumptions before a real incident occurs.
We move beyond advisory findings into approved remediation — Microsoft hardening, identity cleanup, endpoint improvements, and closure tracking.
We understand ransomware exposure, IT/OT adjacency, field operations, vendor access, identity sprawl, backup recovery, and operational continuity.
Technical findings translated into clear risk priorities, budget considerations, remediation roadmaps, and leadership-ready language.
Risk clarity for leaders. Remediation support for teams.
Straight answers before you start.
Cybersecurity risk assessments, vulnerability scanning, Microsoft 365/Azure hardening, endpoint and identity controls, remediation roadmaps, incident remediation support, tabletop exercises, and ongoing risk management support.
No. EAG performs vulnerability scanning, assessments, configuration reviews, hardening, remediation planning, remediation support, and tabletop exercises. We do not perform penetration testing, red-team exercises, exploit development, credential harvesting, phishing compromise testing, or social engineering.
A facilitated readiness discussion that walks stakeholders through a realistic incident scenario to test roles, escalation paths, communications, decision-making, vendor/legal/insurance coordination, and recovery assumptions. It’s a learning exercise — not a certification or a guarantee of recovery.
Yes. EAG provides practical incident remediation support such as account and endpoint remediation, Microsoft environment review, secure access restoration, vendor coordination, issue tracking, and post-incident hardening. Legal, forensic, insurance, and ransomware negotiation work should be handled by qualified parties under separate scope.
Yes. EAG can support Microsoft 365, Azure/Entra ID, Defender, Conditional Access, Intune/MDM, email security, MFA, and identity controls where scoped.
No. No provider should guarantee zero risk or breach-proof outcomes. EAG focuses on practical risk reduction, readiness, prioritization, and remediation.
Executive leadership, IT, operations, legal, finance, communications, risk/compliance, vendor management, and other stakeholders involved in incident response decisions.
Most clients begin with a cybersecurity risk discussion, a NIST CSF-based assessment, a Microsoft security hardening review, or a tabletop exercise readiness conversation.
Ready to turn cybersecurity risk into a practical action plan?
Start with a focused discussion about your current cybersecurity posture, Microsoft security controls, incident readiness, or remediation priorities. EAG will help you identify the right starting point — and the next best action.
Connect with an expert ready to dig into your environment and find the answer.