01 / INVENTORYCurrent-state assessment
Session types, user groups, endpoints, destinations, authentication, transfers and ownership.
Choose a focused review or combine workstreams into a complete current-state, target-state and pilot program. Every engagement ends with artifacts your security, infrastructure and service-desk teams can use.
01 / INVENTORYSession types, user groups, endpoints, destinations, authentication, transfers and ownership.
02 / ARCHITECTUREJump hosts, tunnels, X11 paths, source restrictions, trust boundaries and exceptions.
03 / BASELINESession naming, persistence, credential handling, file browser choices and support settings.
04 / DATA PATHApproved transfer patterns, destination rules, user guidance and escalation points.
05 / PILOTEdition requirements, packaging inputs, representative cohorts and exit criteria.
06 / HANDOFFDecision records, administrator notes, concise user guides and prioritized backlog.

Timing changes with scope, access and stakeholder availability. We confirm a written statement of work before delivery.
We avoid vague “best practice” decks. Recommendations are tied to owners, assumptions, evidence and a next action.
| Artifact | What it answers | Primary owner |
|---|---|---|
| Access route map | How does a user reach each destination, through which boundary? | Infrastructure / network |
| Client baseline | Which settings are standard, restricted or contextual? | Endpoint engineering |
| Exception register | What cannot follow the baseline, and why? | Security governance |
| Pilot scorecard | What passed, failed or needs follow-up? | Program owner |
| Support runbook | What can the service desk resolve or escalate? | IT operations |