Excellence & Benchmarking.
DORA-style baseline plus benchmark against EU mid-market peers. Named gaps, named owners, quarterly review. Outcome: a maturity number you can defend, and a roadmap you can run.
See the solution→We treat DevOps, SecOps and FinOps as one operating system for your platform. Same owners, same dashboards, same runbooks. The three disciplines stop competing for the same engineer's attention.
Where we work, by discipline.
When a signal fires, all three practices see it: a cost anomaly traces back to a deploy, gets owned, and ends in a guardrail.
Lead time, deployment frequency, change failure rate, MTTR. The four DORA metrics, measured monthly, reviewed quarterly.
Detection coverage, evidence pack, identity hygiene, AI-aware controls. Continuous, not annual.
Allocation, showback, anomaly detection, commit and savings strategy. Engineers see the cost of what they ship.
Delivery, security and cost on one canvas. Same SLOs, same SLIs, same owners. No discipline operates in isolation.
Token budget per use case. Hallucination class as a risk. Pilot-to-production gates that include cost.
Workshops paired with real engagements. Your team owns the practice when we leave.
Lead time, change failure rate, MTTR, deployment frequency. Baseline written down.
⏱ 1 wkRACI for delivery, security and cost. One owner per metric. Written, not whiteboarded.
⏱ 1 wkDashboards, runbooks, training. Engineers see the impact of changes within the sprint.
⏱ 6–10 wksDORA, security posture, cloud cost. One page. Plain English.
⏱ quarterlyDORA-style baseline plus benchmark against EU mid-market peers. Named gaps, named owners, quarterly review. Outcome: a maturity number you can defend, and a roadmap you can run.
See the solution→Yes, but we'll tell you which other one we'd recommend pairing with it. DevOps without FinOps is a common waste source. SecOps without observability is theatre.
Built into SecOps practice. DORA, NIS2, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 evidence packs are part of the delivery, not a follow-on.
We baseline before changes. We attribute savings to the change. We report what didn't work too. Savings reports include exception lines for things we tried that didn't move the bill.
Yes. Token and latency are first-class FinOps and SecOps signals. Hallucination class is a risk in the security register. Pilot-to-production gates include cost.