Building Lean Security in Public
A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Growing a Modern Consultancy
In my last newsletter, I shared that SimplyCubed has been rebranded as Lean Security. While our core work remains the same, it is now structured and delivered in a way that provides more value to clients.
Compared to SimplyCubed, Lean Security is highly differentiated, with a clear intellectual property (IP) framework and a growing ecosystem of products that support clients at various stages of their security journey.
A Tailored Approach to Security Transformation
For security teams and leaders who are problem-aware (i.e., they recognize that traditional security is bloated, expensive, and slow) but are still searching for a solution, we offer the Lean Security book, videos, and guides.
These resources explain why traditional security approaches are outdated and how Lean Security provides a more effective, modern alternative.
As clients engage with our content and see the value in Lean Security, they can take the next step with the Lean Security Accelerator. The Accelerator offers hands-on guidance through daily and weekly calls, helping clients implement best practices, automate processes, and eliminate guesswork with proven standard operating procedures (SOPs).
For organizations needing dedicated, hands-on support, we offer Lean Security Implementers. These are Lean Security specialists who work directly with clients to accelerate implementation, further reducing the time and effort required for transformation.
The Lean Security Engagement Model
Book + Online Resources (Do It Yourself)
Accelerator (Do It With You)
Implementers (Do It For You)
Why We're Building in Public
Lean Security isn’t just a service, it’s a movement. By sharing our process, insights, and lessons learned, we’re not only helping businesses adopt a leaner approach to security but also refining our own methodologies through real-world feedback.
This open approach aligns with our core values: transparency, efficiency, and sustainability. As we continue to build, we’ll be sharing more about what works, what doesn’t, and how businesses can take control of their security without unnecessary complexity.
For more specifics on Lean Security, check out our LinkedIn Newsletter.
I’d love to hear your thoughts. What security challenges are you facing in your organization? Let’s start the conversation.