RepSec™ Rapid Pilot

Make stolen data useless — even after exfiltration

A 60-day post-exfiltration neutralization pilot with audit-grade evidence your board, auditors, and insurers can verify.

  • Neutralize exfiltrated data post-breach
  • Produce signed, audit-ready telemetry
  • Go live fast with your existing stack
Timeline
60 days
Scope → enforce → prove
Focus
1–3 flows
Narrow first, then expand
Output
Evidence
Signed logs + final pack

What happens over 60 days

A fast start, measurable enforcement, then proof you can reuse for audit, insurance, and procurement.

Days 1–10 Scope & Baseline
  • Confirm dataset(s) + success criteria
  • Map 1–2 initial high-value flows
  • Baseline telemetry + current controls
Days 11–35 Enforcement
  • Deploy control path at agreed enforcement points
  • Context validation + revoke-on-risk
  • Generate signed decision logs
Days 36–60 Prove & Expand
  • Extend to 1–2 additional flows (as agreed)
  • Evidence packaging for auditors/insurers
  • Final report + next-step deployment plan

What you get in 60 days

  • Post-Exfiltration Control: bind datasets to context; revoke when risk is detected.
  • Attested Evidence: signed logs your auditors can verify.
  • Low-friction rollout: hooks for IdP, SIEM/SOAR, and existing data controls.
  • Expansion window: add 1–2 additional flows after the first proof path lands.
Outcome: even if a copied payload exists, it fails validation outside allowed context — with verifiable proof.

Why 60 days is better

  • Enough time to prove enforcement and produce an evidence pack stakeholders trust.
  • Room to expand beyond the first flow, without turning into a multi-quarter project.
  • Creates procurement-ready artifacts and a clear path to rollout.
Pilot deliverables
  • Architecture sketch (enforcement points & flows)
  • Signed telemetry + decision logs (accept/decline/neutralize)
  • Evidence pack (audit/insurance-ready)
  • Final report + deployment blueprint

Works with your security stack

  • Microsoft Entra ID
  • Okta
  • AWS KMS
  • AWS
  • Google Cloud
  • Snowflake
  • Salesforce
  • Splunk
  • Elastic
  • Cisco
  • Palo Alto Networks
  • Zscaler
  • CrowdStrike
  • Microsoft Sentinel

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We’ll confirm fit, outline the 60-day plan, and share a short checklist.

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FAQs

What does “post-exfiltration neutralization” mean?

When data leaves your environment, controls make it non-reusable without the right context. If context checks fail, access is revoked and cryptographically verifiable evidence is logged.

Will it work with our current stack?

Yes. We integrate at control points you already run (IdP, SIEM/SOAR, DLP/SSE, data stores). The pilot starts narrow (1–2 flows) and can expand within the 60-day window.

Why is this a 60-day pilot (not 30)?

60 days gives enough time to (1) prove enforcement in a real flow, (2) extend to additional flows if desired, and (3) produce an audit/insurance-ready evidence pack without turning into a multi-quarter program.

How fast can we start?

Typically: 20-minute walkthrough → short checklist → kickoff next week, subject to scope and access. If you’re incident-active, we can compress the early phases.

What do we get at the end of 60 days?

A working enforcement path for a real dataset/flow, signed telemetry proving decisions and outcomes, an evidence pack (audit/insurance-ready), and a deployment blueprint for rollout.

What’s the minimum scope for the pilot?

One dataset (or logical collection) and 1–2 business-critical flows. If progress is strong, we add 1–2 additional flows during Days 36–60 (as agreed).

Does this replace DLP/EDR/SIEM/IAM?

No. RepSec™ sits on top of your existing stack as a post-compromise layer. You keep your tools; we add neutralization-after-exfiltration plus proof.

What’s required from our side?

A technical point of contact, access at agreed enforcement points (varies by stack), and a short mapping of the selected dataset/flow. We keep scope tight to avoid long integration cycles.

How do you handle sensitive data during the pilot?

We aim for minimal data exposure and prefer metadata, hashes, and policy signals where possible. If production data is used, access is constrained to the agreed pilot scope and logged for auditability.

How do you measure success?

Three outcomes: (1) enforcement in selected flows, (2) demonstrable non-reusability under defined conditions, and (3) signed evidence (telemetry + evidence pack) that stands up to audit and insurer review.