The work, in detail.
Real engagements with real technical specifics — supplier security audits, ISO 27001 implementations, Essential 8 remediations, Teams Rooms fit-outs, and the decisions behind them. Written up for the auditor, the procurement officer, and anyone who's ever had to answer a vendor security questionnaire.
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A whole floor of MaxHub Teams Rooms, inside the tenant and inside the ISMS.
A mid-sized consulting firm took a new office floor: a 40-seat town hall, five meeting rooms, a boardroom and an observation room where their clients watch facilitated sessions live. Four MaxHub XBar video bars, four XBoard V7 interactive boards from 55 to 86 inches, a MaxHub Capture System, and a self-hosted streaming relay in Azure so no confidential session ever touched a third-party platform. Plus the four things that broke after go-live and how each was fixed inside Microsoft 365.
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19 months of leaked customer credit cards. Remediated by Monday.
A supplier had left a client's payment site exposing card data via a public .git directory for 19 months. Plaintext encryption key, leaked database password, 30,724 hostile fetches in the two months of logs we had. We rebuilt on hardened infrastructure inside 24 hours over a weekend, rotated every credential, and pulled card data out of PCI DSS scope entirely.
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