Project X IT Resilience Workbench
Reverse engineer the business.
Technical evidence becomes meaningful only when it is compared with owner-approved functions, roles, permissions, assets, data flows, costs, and recovery requirements. See how Project X IT turns fragmented records into a defensible security and resilience model.
Reverse Engineering the Business video
All identities, systems, addresses, and financial values shown are synthetic. Automated relationships remain proposals until an accountable owner approves them.
The security decision
Current-state evidence is necessary. Business approval makes it defensible.
A configuration audit describes observed settings. A penetration test examines attack paths in its tested scope and time window. Neither can determine business need by itself.
ObserveCollect identities, permissions, systems, databases, applications, ports, services, data indicators, costs, and recovery evidence.
CompareTest that evidence against approved business functions, roles, ownership, data purpose, communication paths, and resilience requirements.
RemediateTurn excess access, unowned assets, unsupported flows, control exceptions, and recovery gaps into assigned corrective action.
VerifyRetest the desired state, preserve evidence lineage, monitor adherence, and keep owner approval current as the business changes.