Managed technology scope

Estimate the operating cost before choosing a service model.

The planner compares the full cost of the current operating model with the conditions AEGITz would need to own. It accounts for headcount, coverage, recovery, compliance, and the current environment.

AEGITz pricing policy

AEGITz publishes the services included in each tier and provides a planning range based on the required scope. Cost depends on headcount, compliance requirements, recovery objectives, after-hours coverage, and the current condition of the environment. The written proposal puts the scope and number side by side. Any later price change requires a documented scope change.

Managed technology tiers

Foundation, Guardian, and Fortress cover different operating requirements.

Each tier includes help desk and the tools AEGITz needs to deliver the service. The written scope identifies onboarding, remediation, projects, and custom work separately from the recurring agreement.

Foundation

For organizations that need a reliable operating baseline and accountable day-to-day ownership.

  • Unlimited help desk for covered users
  • Microsoft 365 and identity administration
  • Endpoint standards, patching, and monitoring
  • Security baseline and policy enforcement
  • Vendor and license coordination
  • Technology reviews and documented roadmap
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Guardian

For organizations where downtime, sensitive information, insurance, or customer requirements create greater exposure.

  • Everything in Foundation
  • Stronger identity and email protection
  • Managed detection and response coordination
  • Backup and recovery verification
  • Vulnerability and security evidence management
  • Cyber-insurance and incident-readiness support
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Fortress

For regulated, high-risk, multi-location, or operationally complex organizations that need deeper resilience and governance.

  • Everything in Guardian
  • Regulated and high-risk operating model
  • Deeper compliance evidence and reporting
  • Tighter response and recovery objectives
  • Incident exercises and leadership coordination
  • Co-managed and internal-IT operating support
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Cost and resilience planner

Enter your current conditions and review each cost driver.

The result appears after the required inputs are complete. It itemizes current cost, readiness, the planning range, and each factor that changed the estimate.

  1. 1Organization
  2. 2Current spend
  3. 3Hidden cost
  4. 43AM readiness
  5. 5Results

01 / Organization

What are we supporting?

A cost driver with evidence behind it

Cyber-insurance controls affect the scope.

Insurers use security controls and application answers during underwriting. AEGITz prices the work needed to operate those controls and keep the evidence behind each answer current.

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Scope drivers

AEGITz builds scope from conditions it can verify.

The written proposal

The proposal places the number beside the work it covers.

  1. Run the readiness assessment.

    Identify the operating and resilience evidence that changes scope.

  2. Write the service boundary.

    Separate recurring operations from onboarding, remediation, projects, and custom work.

  3. Issue the proposal.

    The scope and number appear side by side. A scope change is documented before the number changes.

Start with the Business Resilience Test