Cyber and AI risk

Cyber and AI risk, reviewed with clear scope.

Kronixial helps B2B teams review technical risk before signing, selling to enterprise customers, deploying AI or automating processes with internal data. Focused work, sufficient evidence and practical next steps.

Defined scope Reviewed evidence 30/60/90 actions No open-ended work
Review memoReady for closeout
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Situation to review
Vendor, enterprise sale, AI, incident or audit
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Available evidence
Verified · Unknown · Not verified · confidence
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Relevant risks
Data, access, vendors, logs and continuity
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Next steps
Priorities, responsible teams and open questions
Clear scope Clear reporting, without overstating the risk.
2-10 daysTypical duration for short reviews.
30/60/90Prioritized actions for the next few weeks.
Plain languageRisk explained without false certainty.
Senior reviewExperienced technical review with clear scope.
When we step in

When a technical decision or critical process needs clearer context.

Kronixial steps in when a decision around security, vendors, AI, compliance, automation or incidents needs careful review.

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Enterprise security review

A large customer asks for evidence, controls, policies, questionnaires, SOC 2, ISO or AI posture.

02

Vendor / M&A risk

You are about to sign, buy, invest or integrate technology and need to understand material risks before committing.

03

AI connected to data

Your team uses LLMs, RAG, agents or copilots with documents, CRM, tickets, records or internal data.

04

Compliance readiness

You need to organize evidence, responsible teams, minimum policies and gaps before audit or procurement.

05

Incident readiness

Leadership needs to know who decides, what gets shut down, what gets communicated and what evidence is preserved.

06

Manual processes with data

Reports, evidence, tickets, approvals or integrations consume time and need a controlled workflow.

Services

Concrete services for reviewing risk before committing time, money or data.

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Security + AI Due Diligence

Security, data, AI, architecture and continuity risks before signing, investing, buying or integrating.

7-10 daysProceed / pause
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AI / LLM / RAG Risk Review

Review of data, permissions, tools, logging, retention and minimum controls.

5-10 daysCyber + AI
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AI, Automation & Data Implementation

Implementation of concrete AI, integration or data workflows after defining process, permissions and acceptance criteria.

2-6 weeksScoped implementation
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SOC 2 / ISO Readiness

Scope, evidence tracker, control matrix, gaps, responsible teams and work plan.

10-20 daysEvidence
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Incident Readiness + Tabletop

Response plan, RACI, playbooks, simulation, after-action report and backlog.

7-12 daysResilience
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Rapid Risk Triage

Short review to organize an uncertain situation and decide what to review first.

2-3 daysExecutive memo
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Fractional Security Lead

Ongoing guidance after an initial review, with defined hours and responsibilities.

MonthlyDefined hours
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Method

Scope, evidence, review and closeout.

Each review starts with a concrete question and ends with findings, limits and prioritized actions.

01

Fit and scope

We validate decision, deadline, assets, exclusions, point of contact and authorization.

02

Evidence intake

We request documents, diagrams, limited access, policies, logs, questionnaires or AI flows.

03

Review and interviews

We separate aspirational documentation from operational reality through technical review and interviews.

04

Closeout

We present material risks, severity, evidence, confidence levels and executive recommendations.

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30/60/90 plan

We close with priorities, responsible teams, initial actions, residual risk and next steps.

How we work

Clear scope. Sufficient evidence. Practical recommendations.

The work ends with findings, limits and next steps. If implementation follows, it is defined as a separate phase with acceptance criteria.

Working criteria

  • Scope is defined before access is requested.
  • Important findings include evidence or an explicit limitation.
  • Risk is explained without overstating it.
  • Implementations require a process, owner, data and closure criteria.
  • The report separates reviewed items, open items and out-of-scope items.
Contact

What do you need reviewed?

Share the context, deadline and what you already have. If it makes sense, we define a focused review.

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