Entrigna, Inc. is a cybersecurity systems integrator. We assess the risk, build the controls, and run the detection — across identity, data, applications, cloud and the infrastructure underneath all of it.
We work across the security ecosystem
Cybersecurity is the practice everything else answers to. Cloud infrastructure and migration sit underneath it — run by the same team, against the same architecture, so the controls don't get renegotiated at every handoff.
Zero-trust architecture, identity, cloud security posture, detection engineering and compliance programs that survive an audit — assessed, built and operated by the same people.
Landing zones, networking, platform engineering and FinOps — hardened by default and delivered as code in your repositories.
Portfolio discovery, wave planning and disciplined execution — with the control set mapped before the first workload moves.
Inside the security practice, eight areas — each engageable on its own, and more valuable together, because a control decided in identity shows up in the cloud, the SOC and the audit evidence.
Zero trust, IGA, PAM, workforce and customer identity, ITDR.
Discovery, classification, DLP, encryption and data governance.
CSPM, CNAPP, workload protection and secure landing zones.
DevSecOps, secure code review, API assessment, threat modelling.
Penetration testing, red and purple teaming, social engineering.
SIEM, SOAR, detection engineering and SOC modernization.
Program development, GRC, third-party risk, audit readiness.
24×7 MDR, co-managed SIEM, managed identity and vulnerability.
Most security programs are bought tool-first and rationalised later. We'd rather start with what you're actually trying to change.
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Close the paths an attacker would actually take — identity, exposed data and unmanaged cloud — before buying anything new.
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Map controls once, automate the evidence, and turn audit cycles into a report rather than an engineering quarter.
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Rationalise overlapping products, cut licence spend, and make what's left actually integrate and get watched.
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Move to the cloud with the controls designed in from the start, so the migration doesn't quietly widen the attack surface.
The traditional model puts a principal in the sales meeting and a delivery pyramid on the project. We don't run that model. The architect who designs your control set is in the incident bridge, and the engineer who wrote the detection is the one who tunes it.
We're vendor-independent. Where a specialist product is the right answer we'll say so — including when it isn't one we resell — and where you already own something that works, we'll tune it rather than replace it.
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Cloud infrastructure and migration are where most new risk gets introduced — so we run them as a security engagement. Every workload lands inside a hardened, policy-governed platform, not a fresh account with a promise to secure it later.
Every engagement starts small and fixed-scope, so you see how we work before you commit to a program.
Two to four weeks. Risk and posture review, attack-path analysis, control gap mapping and a prioritised remediation plan.
Target control set, reference architecture, tooling rationalisation and a roadmap your security and platform teams both sign.
Controls built and deployed as code, detections written and tested, evidence collection automated from the start.
24×7 monitoring and response, continuous tuning, quarterly purple-team validation, and a documented handover whenever you want it.
We're a good fit when the data is regulated, the estate is hybrid, or an outage has consequences beyond a status page.
HIPAA and HITRUST estates, PHI segmentation, medical device security, and clinical systems that can't take an outage.
PCI DSS scope reduction, operational resilience, evidence-heavy audit cycles and third-party risk.
NIST 800-53 control mapping, authority-to-operate packages, CJIS and sovereign data requirements.
OT/IT convergence, IEC 62443 segmentation, secure remote access and plant-floor incident response.
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Healthcare
4 hrsRansomware dwell time, down from 11 days
Rebuilt detection coverage around identity and lateral movement, automated containment playbooks, and stood up a 24×7 watch. The next intrusion attempt was contained before it reached a clinical system.
Financial services
63%Reduction in PCI audit scope
Re-segmented the cardholder data environment, moved secrets into managed key services, and automated evidence collection — cutting both the audit surface and the annual effort behind it.
Public sector
0Findings at the first post-migration audit
Mapped every control to the framework before a single workload moved, and automated evidence collection so the audit became a report rather than a six-week project.
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They were the only firm in the process who told us which parts of our plan were wrong before we signed anything. The architect who said it was still on the project a year later.
Placeholder attributionVP of Infrastructure, health system
We had eleven security products and no coverage story. They told us which four to keep and made those four actually talk to each other.
Placeholder attributionCISO, payments company
The first audit after the migration was the easiest one we've had. Everything the assessor asked for already existed as evidence.
Placeholder attributionDirector of IT, state agency
Frameworks and standards we deliver against
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Untuned posture tooling produces noise, and noise produces the habit of ignoring the tool. Here's how we fix that.
Read the articleNot always a stolen password. Often a service account nobody owned, with permissions nobody reviewed.
Read the articleAccount structure, naming and network CIDR allocation look reversible on day one. They aren't on day 400.
Read the articleBring us your last assessment, your control gaps, or just the risk that keeps coming back to the board. We'll tell you what we'd do differently — no charge for the first conversation.
