
Ten business days. Nothing open-ended.
A fixed scope with a fixed end date. The sprint is designed to minimize customer effort. Exact customer time is confirmed during scoping and will be measured during our pilot phase. We do the rest and present the result to management on day ten.
Exactly who does what, and what exists at the end of each step.
What you keep after the sprint ends.
Everything is written so a managing director can act on it and an IT lead can execute it.
- Management summary in plain business language
- Weighted readiness score across six categories
- Prioritized top risks with business impact
- 30/60/90-day remediation roadmap with owners
- Compliance evidence map (what exists, what is missing)
- Incident readiness gap list and contact chain
- Supplier and AI usage risk register
- Optional industrial/OT readiness annex
How we work during the sprint.
Permission first
No scan, test or connection happens before a signed authorization defining exact scope and timing.
Human sign-off
AI drafts the language. The Cybnivo cybersecurity review approves every customer-facing finding, severity and recommendation before delivery.
No surprises
Fixed scope, fixed price, fixed end date. If we find something outside scope, we tell you — we do not quietly expand.
Block ten days. Get an answer.
Tell us your environment and we will confirm whether the sprint fits — or say plainly that it does not.
Permission-based · Reviewed before delivery
