Which Service Do I Need?
Start with the business question, not the service name.
Most engagements do not begin with a perfectly defined cybersecurity scope. They begin with a leadership question: What can we detect? Where is sensitive data exposed? Can we adopt AI safely? Which security investments should come first? Why are fraud or operational exceptions repeating?
This guide helps route common executive concerns to the service domain that is most likely to help.
Use this page to identify a likely starting point for your engagement.
The recommendations below are not a replacement for scoping. They are designed to help executives and technical stakeholders identify the most relevant service path so the first conversation can focus on the right problem.
What can we actually detect today?
Threat Detection Engineering Services
Helps assess telemetry, detection coverage, alert quality, and investigation readiness.
Can we build a private AI assistant over internal knowledge safely?
Secure RAG & LLM Platform Services
Helps design retrieval, permissions, source quality, prompt patterns, and governance for AI knowledge systems.
Are financial or operational exceptions hiding fraud risk?
Fraud Detection & Risk Analytics Services
Helps identify abnormal transactions, misuse patterns, BEC exposure, operational exceptions, and loss indicators.
Where could sensitive data leave the business?
Insider Threat Detection & Data Loss Prevention Services
Helps analyze trusted access, data movement, DLP maturity, and governed response.
Are our security initiatives moving toward a coherent target state?
Cybersecurity Enterprise Architecture Services
Helps define current state, target architecture, transition roadmap, and implementation sequencing.
Do we have useful security data or just more noise?
Security Data Science & Machine Learning Services
Helps convert telemetry into anomaly detection, prioritization, scoring, and better investigation context.
Are employees or vendors using AI faster than we can govern it?
Generative AI Security Services
Helps reduce shadow AI, define acceptable use, protect sensitive data, and govern AI adoption.
If your problem is security visibility.
Choose a visibility service when leadership cannot explain what the organization can see.
Visibility problems are usually not caused by a total absence of tools. They often come from fragmented telemetry, weak correlation, unclear ownership, noisy alerts, or a lack of context.
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Start with Threat Detection Engineering Services. This service reviews telemetry sources, detection use cases, alert logic, investigation workflows, and coverage against realistic threat behaviors. It is best when the concern is detection confidence, alert quality, or SOC readiness.
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Start with Security Data Science & Machine Learning Services. This service focuses on feature engineering, anomaly detection, scoring, model design, and analytics workflows that help teams find higher-value signals in large or fragmented datasets.
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Start with Fraud Detection & Risk Analytics Services. This service is better than a general security analytics engagement when the problem involves transactions, vendors, payments, refunds, shipping, account changes, approvals, or other business workflows.
If your problem is sensitive data.
Choose a data protection service when the question is about exposure, access, or movement.
Sensitive data risk often travels through legitimate systems and trusted users. The right service depends on whether the concern is internal data movement, AI data exposure, or private knowledge retrieval.
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Start with Secure RAG & LLM Platform Services. This service focuses on permission-aware retrieval, source quality, data boundaries, traceability, and platform architecture for AI knowledge systems.
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Start with Secure RAG & LLM Platform Services. This service focuses on permission-aware retrieval, source quality, data boundaries, traceability, and platform architecture for AI knowledge systems.
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Start with Generative AI Security Services. This service focuses on shadow AI, acceptable use, prompt and upload risk, approved tools, monitoring, vendor AI features, and governance responsibilities.
If your problem is strategy, architecture, or transformation.
Choose architecture support when security decisions are becoming too interdependent to manage informally.
Architecture work is the right starting point when tools, initiatives, stakeholders, and risks are connected but not well sequenced.
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Start with Cybersecurity Enterprise Architecture Services. This service translates strategic intent into current-state analysis, target architecture, transition roadmaps, reference patterns, and implementation sequencing.
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Start with Cybersecurity Enterprise Architecture Services. The engagement can help rationalize platforms, clarify ownership, define integration patterns, and sequence improvements before the environment becomes more fragmented.
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Start with Cybersecurity Enterprise Architecture Services if the concern spans multiple control areas. If the issue is specific to data protection, detection, AI, or fraud, start with the relevant domain and use architecture support as a follow-on.
Buyer-role routing guide.
Different leaders often describe the same risk in different terms. Use this section to translate buyer concerns into service paths.
Chief Executive Officer
Are we exposed in ways that could disrupt growth or trust?
Chief Information Officer
Are security capabilities aligned to systems, cloud, identity, and IT operations?
Chief Technology Officer
Can we build secure AI, data, and application capabilities without slowing delivery?
Chief Information Security Officer
What risks can we detect, protect, and explain to leadership?
Chief Financial Officer
Where are financial loss, fraud, or insurance risk concerns emerging?
Chief Operations Officer
Which operational workflows create risk or recurring exceptions?
General Counsel
How do data exposure, AI use, investigations, and privacy concerns create liability?
Chief Data Officer
Can data and AI be used without weakening governance or access boundaries?
Security Operations Center Director
Are detections actionable and investigations efficient?
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