The Consultancy Where the Person You Meet Does the Work. Fixed Scope, Fixed Price, Report Before You Pay.

Three things, usually in this order. It establishes what your real exposure is, through an assessment or audit rather than a questionnaire. It builds or fixes the controls that close the gaps that matter, in priority order. Then it holds the security function on an ongoing basis, or hands it to your team with enough documentation that they can run it. A consultancy that only does the first part leaves you with a report and no change.

Scope and continuity. A consultant is usually engaged for a specific piece of work and leaves when it is done. A consultancy relationship covers the whole arc: the assessment, the remediation, the evidence your customers ask for, and the security leadership between engagements. At Atlant Security the distinction is smaller than at most firms, because the same person runs all of it.

Scope decides it, and the honest number is on each service page. Fixed-scope assessments start in the low thousands and are quoted in writing before anything begins. Ongoing security leadership is priced monthly. For small pieces of ad-hoc work outside a package, there is a standard hourly rate. You approve the number before work starts, and for assessments you pay after you have read the report.

No. Atlant Security holds no reseller agreements, partner tiers or referral commissions with any security vendor. That matters because it is the only way you can be sure a recommendation to buy something is about your risk rather than our margin. Where a tool is genuinely the right answer we will say so and tell you what we would pay for it.

A scoping call happens within a few days. Fixed-scope assessments typically begin within one to two weeks of the scope being agreed, because there is no bench to allocate and no internal approval chain. Incident work starts immediately.

Yes. Work has been delivered in fourteen countries since 2013, including for banks, payment institutions, government bodies and critical infrastructure operators. Regional regulator programmes in the Gulf and Asia are run against the specific control catalogue the local supervisor assesses against.

Most clients are between twenty and five hundred people: large enough that a breach would be material and that enterprise customers audit them, small enough that a full in-house security team is not proportionate. Smaller companies are usually better served by a fixed-scope engagement than by an ongoing retainer.

Alexander Sverdlov, former Microsoft Security Consulting team, CISSP, with 200+ security assessments across 14 countries since 2013. There is no junior bench and no account management layer. That is a deliberate constraint on how many engagements run at once, and it is the reason the work is consistent.