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GREY WING SECURITY

IT Program / Security Program / GRC & Compliance Program

Security & IT operations

Founder-led. Working in your systems.

Security and IT.
Owned, day to day.

Grey Wing runs security controls, IT operations, and audit readiness for growing companies.

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What we run

Three owned functions.
Not a menu of modules.

Start where the deadline or ownership gap is sharpest. Scope, systems, and fee are written before work begins.

Common starting point

Security Program

Connect cloud security, detection, and response to one risk-ranked work plan.

  • Cloud security
  • Detection & response
  • Remediation
Open the Security Program
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Operations

IT Program

Give identity, devices, and everyday IT work a defined owner.

Identity & access / Endpoints / SaaS / Networks

Audit pressure

GRC & Compliance Program

Connect the requirements in a customer review to controls and evidence in your systems.

Audit readiness / Evidence / Policies / Risk register

Fees follow the systems and deliverables in scope — not a seat count.

How a quote is built

Client note

Routable

Ongoing compliance support

Grey Wing has kept us SOC 1 and SOC 2 compliant year-round. We never had to hire internal staff to manage it ourselves.

Brian Walerius, CTO, Routable

More about the work

How it runs

Work directly with
the practitioner.

Grey Wing is a founder-led firm. The person scoping your engagement also carries the implementation and reports on progress.

About Grey Wing
At the start

A written scope.

The systems, work plan, client approvals, and fee are agreed before work begins.

During the work

Changes in your environment.

Implementation happens in the accounts and tools you already use, with access limited to the agreed work.

At each review

A record you can use.

See completed changes, unresolved risks, and the decisions that need your input.

Before we speak

A few practical details.

What happens when the first phase ends?

The proposal identifies the artifacts the client receives and the work that remains. Continuing work is defined in a new or recurring scope.

Can you work with our internal IT lead or MSP?

Yes. The work plan identifies the systems Grey Wing owns, the changes that need client approval, and the people responsible for related work.

Can you work with our existing auditor and Vanta or Drata?

Yes. The scope can include the control, evidence, and stakeholder work needed for the framework or customer review in front of you.

How fast do you respond to an incident?

The proposal sets working hours, escalation contacts, and response expectations for your engagement. Discuss any after-hours coverage requirements during scoping.

Start a conversation

Let’s talk about
your systems.

Bring a customer review, an audit date, or the IT work that needs an owner.

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