Assurance Vetting

Executive Assurance Intake & Vetting

We only engage when the chain of truth is defensible. Provide the minimum required signals to verify authority, align scope, and schedule a sealed intake window. No marketing drip — just the data needed to validate we're the right fit.

Direct response from a principal engineer

Identity & authority verified

We confirm you have the right to authorize an assurance engagement and restrict access to a single accountable contact.

Scope set for defensibility

We define what is in-scope, what is explicitly out, and how artifacts will be sealed to survive board or counsel scrutiny.

Zero-noise communication

No marketing nurture paths. You receive a direct, encrypted channel with the engineer who will own your intake.

Vetting Controls

How we qualify engagements

Assurance work requires verified authority, explicit scope boundaries, and clarity on artifact handling. The intake below routes directly to our assurance desk; nothing is outsourced or auto-responded.

1

Signal-only intake

Provide authority, urgency, and the systems in play. Do not send secrets. We only need enough to confirm fit.

2

Principal acknowledgment

A principal engineer responds with a secure channel and proposed intake window that aligns to your urgency.

3

Sealed kickoff

We exchange transfer details, create an initial artifact ledger, and lock the chain-of-custody before work begins.

Typical acknowledgment within 2 business hours Philadelphia HQ • Northern Virginia presence

What to prepare

This intake is concise: authority, environment, and urgency. Avoid including sensitive credentials; we exchange secure transfer details only after mutual acceptance.

  • Authorized decision-maker contact and sponsoring organization
  • Systems or hardware in-scope, locations, and time sensitivities
  • Confirmation you can legally engage an external assurance team