Every firm starts with the assessment, under one agreement that also covers onboarding and the monthly program. Each stage produces artifacts you can hand to an examiner, an underwriter, the IRS or an acquirer's due-diligence team — they are listed under every item below.
A three-week review of your Microsoft 365 tenant, devices, vendors and written program, scored against your rule and your cyber insurer's application. You receive a findings report with every gap ranked, written for a principal and a board rather than an IT department. The $995 you pay at signing covers it and counts toward onboarding; if you stop at the readout, the report is still yours.
We close the gaps the assessment found, at a per-user price set before you sign. Identity protection and conditional access in Entra. Device compliance through Intune. Data loss prevention and retention in Purview. Managed detection and response on every identity and endpoint. And the written policies that describe each control exactly as configured.
Priced per user under one agreement, billed from the day your controls go live. We run the stack, watch the alerts around the clock, keep the evidence current, run your annual tabletop exercise and awareness training, track vendor reviews, and sit beside you through exams, renewals and questionnaires. Microsoft 365 Business Premium is required for every user and billed separately.
We confirm headcount, Microsoft 365 and the rule you answer to, then send one agreement with every price in it.
Every policy describes a control we have actually turned on in your tenant, so the document and the configuration say the same thing when someone compares them. Your CCO, compliance consultant or principals keep the rest.
Alden is a cybersecurity and compliance firm, not a general IT shop. Knowing where the line sits is what lets one agreement cover everything inside it.
If it's the right-hand list, we'll tell you so on the call and point you to someone who does that well.
Microsoft 365 Business Premium is the foundation: Entra ID, Intune, Defender for Business, Defender for Office 365 and Purview. Around it we run a managed stack: Huntress for 24/7 detection and response, CIPP to deploy and watch your tenant baselines, and CYRISMA for vulnerability, dark-web and compliance scanning, plus backup, password management and documentation. Every tool produces evidence, and each one is named in your agreement.
Entra ID P1, Conditional Access baselines deployed through CIPP, privileged-role protection, company password manager
Intune compliance and configuration, encryption, patching, remote wipe
Purview labeling, data loss prevention, retention; Known Folder Move to OneDrive
Defender for Business plus Huntress's 24/7 managed SOC on every identity and endpoint
Microsoft 365 backup with quarterly restore tests; endpoint backup where needed
CYRISMA vulnerability and compliance scanning, documentation platform, the dated evidence binder
Five steps, no sales cycle. We take on one new firm at a time, so the first two steps are about fit: yours and ours.
Twenty minutes to confirm headcount, Microsoft 365, and the rule you answer to. If Alden is not the right fit, we say so and point you toward someone who is.
One agreement with every price for your headcount, and $995 to start. Then thirty minutes with your principal, CCO or office manager to agree scope, access and the readout date.
Tenant, devices, vendors and written program reviewed and scored against your rule and your insurer's application.
Findings report and remediation plan walked through with your principals and, if you have one, your CCO or consultant.
Onboarding starts and the balance is invoiced, unless you tell us to stop. Stop, and the report is yours to act on with whoever you choose.
The assessment shows where your firm stands against your rule and your insurer's expectations. It costs $995, counts toward onboarding, and you can stop at the readout with the report in hand. It starts with a 20-minute call.
Alden's assessments are point-in-time observations against named standards. We build and operate controls and produce the evidence behind them. We do not audit or certify your firm, and we do not provide legal advice. Your firm reviews and signs its own attestations. Regulators and insurance carriers make their own determinations; our work supports insurability and exam readiness, it does not guarantee either. Our controls reduce the likelihood and impact of the attacks described; no control prevents all of them.