Every engagement is fixed in scope and price, begins with a one-page proposal, and delivers something usable inside the first ten days. Pricing is published because you should be able to decide whether this is worth a conversation before you have one — and because a fixed price is a commitment: the number in the proposal is the number on the invoice.
A defensible answer to the question your board has already asked — delivered in three weeks, in language your auditors and insurers recognise.
The security function without the headcount — a senior leader accountable for the roadmap, the audit, and the answers your customers demand.
Know precisely what has access to your data — and what to revoke first. A bounded, self-contained review with a fixed fee and no commitment beyond it.
A point-in-time audit begins ageing the day it is delivered. Roust keeps the answer current, and keeps the evidence filed.
Axiomeer does not perform penetration testing, operate a security operations centre, or resell tooling. Those are excellent services — they are simply not ours, and a firm that claims all of them delivers none of them well. Where you need them, we will point you to people we would use ourselves.
The prices above describe the engagements as scoped. Regulated environments, multi-entity groups, and organisations above roughly two thousand people are quoted individually — the method is the same, the scope is not.
Tell us what is driving this — a board question, an audit date, a customer demand — and we will point you to the right engagement, or tell you plainly if there isn't one.