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Explore the core capabilities, daily activities, and outcomes delivered by Clarent360's embedded engineering and advisory specialists.
The Security Advisor is the strategic anchor of the engagement. Clarent360’s Security advisors provide senior oversight, translate technical risk into business language, and ensure the uplift program is heading in the right direction across cloud and on-premises environments.
Conduct an initial security posture review across Microsoft and AWS environments to establish a baseline
Identify critical risk gaps across identity, data, network and endpoint — and prioritise remediation by business impact
Advise on cloud security architecture alignment across Microsoft 365, Azure and AWS
Review and challenge existing security policies, access controls and platform configurations
Provide strategic guidance on Zero Trust adoption roadmap and phased implementation
Act as the senior point of escalation for security decisions during the engagement
Translate findings into executive-ready reporting — risk dashboards, board briefings and remediation roadmaps
Advise on threat landscape relevance — what threat actors, vectors and techniques are most applicable to the client's industry and environment
Align the overall uplift program to frameworks such as Essential Eight, ISO 27001, NIST CSF or CIS Controls depending on the client's obligations
Provide continuity across workstreams — ensuring the GRC, architecture, and technical delivery teams are aligned
A clear, prioritised and actionable security improvement plan with senior-level guidance to ensure the right cyber security investments are made in the right order.
Clarent360's GRC Consultants ensure that security uplift is not just technically sound but also auditable, defensible and aligned to regulatory and framework obligations. They bring structure and evidence to the engagement.
Perform a security baseline assessment against the client's chosen framework — Essential Eight, ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST or sector-specific regulation
Identify compliance gaps and produce a prioritised remediation register with ownership and timelines
Design or improve the client's risk management framework — risk registers, risk appetite statements, treatment plans and escalation paths
Develop and review information security policies, procedures and standards to ensure they are current, complete and implementable
Support or lead internal audit preparation — evidence collection, control testing and audit trail documentation
Conduct OT (Operational Technology) security audits where relevant to the client's environment
Establish or uplift the client's third-party and supply chain risk management process
Provide compliance mapping across multiple frameworks where the client operates under overlapping obligations
Build governance reporting structures — KRIs, KPIs and board-level risk reporting templates
Support incident management documentation — response plans, playbooks, business continuity and disaster recovery alignment
A governed, documented and auditable security program that satisfies regulatory requirements, reduces legal exposure and gives leadership evidence-based confidence in their security posture.
Clarent360's Cyber Security Architect turns strategy into design. They produce the technical blueprints that guide secure implementation across infrastructure, cloud, identity and application layers — ensuring every component of the uplift is engineered correctly from the start.
Design a Zero Trust Architecture tailored to the client's existing platform stack, identity model and network topology
Produce security reference architectures for cloud environments — Microsoft Azure, AWS or hybrid
Design identity and access management frameworks — including privileged access, MFA, conditional access policies and identity governance
Architect network segmentation, micro-segmentation and perimeter control models
Define data security architecture — classification, labelling, encryption at rest and in transit, and data flow controls
Review and redesign endpoint security posture — EDR coverage, device compliance policies and patch management architecture
Produce security design documentation — HLDs, LLDs, architecture decision records and threat models
Conduct threat modelling for new systems, platforms or workloads being introduced during transformation
Ensure security architecture aligns to the GRC framework — controls are not just designed but mapped to policy and audit requirements
Review application security design where development or integration work is in scope
Provide design authority during implementation — reviewing build outputs against approved architecture and managing design deviations
Technically sound, documented security designs that reduce architectural debt, close structural vulnerabilities and give the implementation team a clear, governed blueprint to build from.
Our ServiceNow Consultant operationalises security within the client's ServiceNow platform — transforming it from a ticketing tool into an active component of the security and risk management ecosystem.
Assess the client's current ServiceNow configuration against security operations and GRC requirements
Implement or uplift ServiceNow Security Operations (SecOps) — including Security Incident Response, Vulnerability Response and Threat Intelligence modules
Configure Security Incident Response workflows to align with the client's incident management procedures and escalation paths
Integrate ServiceNow with security tooling — SIEM platforms, vulnerability scanners, EDR solutions and ticketing workflows
Implement ServiceNow GRC (Governance, Risk and Compliance) module — control frameworks, risk registers, audit management and policy lifecycle management
Automate repetitive security workflows — vulnerability triage, patch ticket generation, compliance evidence collection and exception management
Build dashboards and reporting views for security operations, risk posture and compliance status within ServiceNow
Configure CMDB hygiene improvements to ensure accurate asset data underpins vulnerability and risk workflows
Develop custom workflows and business rules where out-of-box ServiceNow configuration does not meet the client's operational requirements
Provide knowledge transfer and training to internal teams so the client can manage and evolve configurations post-engagement
A ServiceNow environment that actively supports security operations, automates compliance workflows and gives security and risk teams real-time visibility — reducing manual effort and response time across the security function.
Clarent360's Microsoft Solutions Consultant maximises the security value of the client's existing Microsoft investment. Many organisations are underutilising licences they already own — this consultant closes that gap systematically and practically.
Catalogue every E5 security feature the client is currently paying for; Identify what is active, partially deployed or never switched on and produce a gap map that becomes the foundation of the augmentation work plan
Conduct a full Microsoft 365 security review — tenant configuration, security defaults, identity settings, sharing controls and admin role hygiene
Review and uplift Microsoft Defender across endpoints, identity, Office 365, cloud apps and the broader XDR stack
Review Defender for Endpoint for coverage gaps, onboarding completeness and ASR rule configuration
Activate and configure Compliance Manager against relevant frameworks — ISO 27001, Essential Eight and NIST
Implement or optimise Microsoft Purview — information protection, data classification and labelling, DLP policies, insider risk management and communication compliance
Configure and harden Microsoft Intune — device compliance policies, conditional access integration, app protection policies and endpoint baselines
Review and implement Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) — MFA enforcement, conditional access policies, privileged identity management and identity governance
Assess and configure Microsoft Sentinel — log sources, analytics rules, incident response automation and SOAR playbooks where in scope
Ensure Microsoft Secure Score improvements are mapped to real risk reduction — not just score optimisation for its own sake
Align Microsoft configuration to GRC requirements — producing evidence artefacts that map controls to ISO 27001, Essential Eight or the client's chosen framework
Review licence utilisation to identify underused security features the client is already paying for
Provide documentation and runbooks for all configurations implemented so the client's internal team can operate and maintain them
Full activation and hardening of the Microsoft security stack the client already licences — delivering immediate, measurable security improvement without additional tooling spend.
Clarent360's RSA Archer Consultant builds and optimises the client's Integrated Risk Management (IRM) capability within the Archer platform — giving the organisation a structured, centralised system for managing risk, compliance, audit and policy across the enterprise.
Assess the client's current RSA Archer environment — configuration health, use case coverage, data quality and workflow effectiveness
Implement or optimise Archer use cases relevant to the security uplift — including Risk Management, Policy Management, Compliance Management, Audit Management and IT Security Risk
Configure risk registers within Archer — risk taxonomy, scoring methodology, inherent and residual risk calculations, and treatment workflow
Build control frameworks and map them to regulatory obligations — enabling the client to demonstrate compliance against multiple standards from a single platform
Automate evidence collection and control testing workflows — reducing the manual burden on compliance and audit teams
Configure Archer's third-party governance module to manage vendor and supply chain risk within the same platform
Integrate Archer with other enterprise systems — SIEM, ticketing platforms, HR systems and asset management tools where required
Build executive dashboards and board-level risk reporting views that surface the right information to the right audience
Review and improve data quality within existing Archer deployments where configuration drift or poor adoption has degraded platform value
Provide training and documentation for internal risk, compliance and audit teams so they can manage the platform confidently after the engagement
A fully functional, well-configured IRM platform that centralises risk and compliance management, reduces audit preparation time, and gives leadership a single, trusted view of enterprise risk posture.