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Excerpt from a sample executive scorecard for Kestrel Ridge Manufacturing (SAMPLE), an invented company: a business scenario, fraudulent instructions through impersonation, connects the missing MFA safeguard to about 3.1 million dollars in annual vendor payments (a fictional figure), then six safeguard areas scored as bars, from Authentication at 58 percent to Recovery and monitoring at 50 percent. The same content is available as text below.

A sample executive scorecard, using fictional company data. It shows security gaps, what they expose, and an ordered action plan. One finding, incomplete multifactor sign-in protection, is connected to about $3.1 million a year in vendor payments whose instructions travel through email (a fictional figure).

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An excerpt from the executive scorecard prepared for Kestrel Ridge Manufacturing (SAMPLE), an invented company, assessed August 8, 2026: the same scenario and bars as the page above, plus the plan's first priorities, as text.

Business scenarios connected to current findings

Fraudulent instructions through impersonation. If an attacker gains control of a staff mailbox, instructions and approvals that normally travel through email can be altered or introduced inside a channel the organization already trusts. Vendor payment instructions, banking-detail changes, and purchase approvals are conducted through email. In this assessment, the safeguard "MFA coverage across all user accounts" was found not to be in place. Scale of what is exposed: approximately 3.1 million dollars in annual vendor payments (confirmed by the client, as of 2026-08-08; a fictional figure).

The assessment tested identity safeguards only; it did not test financial systems and does not conclude that a payment could successfully be redirected.

Where you stand by area

  • Authentication58% (14.5 of 25 points)
  • Sign-in rules (Conditional Access)80% (16 of 20 points)
  • Administrator access80% (16 of 20 points)
  • Accounts and guest access77% (10 of 13 points)
  • Applications75% (7.5 of 10 points)
  • Recovery and monitoring50% (5 of 10 points)

What to do first

The issued remediation plan sequences the work so recovery safeguards land before any change that could lock anyone out. Its first priorities are:

  1. Emergency-access accounts exist, are protected, and are tested
  2. MFA coverage across all user accounts
  3. Authentication methods policy is managed and weak methods are disabled
  4. Conditional Access policies specifically protect administrator sign-ins
  5. Administrators use separate accounts for privileged work

Prepared for Kestrel Ridge Manufacturing (SAMPLE), an invented company. Scores describe safeguard coverage; they are not a compliance certification.

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MFA coverage across all user accounts

Not in place
What the evidence shows
The preserved evidence shows that multifactor sign-in is not in place across all user accounts. The evidence file is cited in the finding.
Why it matters
If an attacker gains control of a staff mailbox, instructions and approvals that normally travel through email can be altered or introduced inside a channel the organization already trusts.
Next action
Step 4 of the issued plan: run the tenant-wide user MFA registration campaign. Depends on: none. The safeguard can be verified during the next assessment.

Prepared for Kestrel Ridge Manufacturing (SAMPLE), an invented company. No client is named or implied.

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Most engagements start with a fixed-price, read-only assessment. Staff AI training can begin on its own.

Cybersecurity Assessments

For whenA board, insurer, or customer is asking security questions you cannot yet answer with evidence.

An independent, evidence-based review of the systems that matter, from a fixed-price Microsoft 365 identity assessment to a company-wide security posture review. You get findings with their evidence, an ordered plan, and a readout leadership can take to the board.

Fixed price · Read-only access · 90-minute readout

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Every assessment starts with a clear scope: what is reviewed, what evidence is used, and what you receive. Focused, fixed-price engagements include the Microsoft 365 Identity Security Assessment, the Endpoint Posture Assessment, and the PCI DSS Readiness Check, with evidence for every finding.

  • Evidence-backed findings across the agreed environment
  • Prioritized recommendations and a 90-minute leadership readout
  • A remediation plan your team or IT provider can run task by task
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Security Remediation

The findings, fixed: sequenced by risk, evidenced task by task, alongside your team or IT provider.

Scoped project · With your team or MSP

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  • Scope shaped from your assessment and remediation plan
  • Approved changes with verification and rollback steps
  • Evidence of the completed work, ready for an insurer, an auditor, or a customer
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AI Adoption & Governance

Copilot and other AI platforms rolled out with data access and policy settled first, so adoption grows on ground you control.

Project or phased rollout · Governance first

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  • Tool selection and rollout planning
  • Data-access and oversharing review
  • Staff enablement and an adoption measurement plan
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Flagship engagement · Staff AI & Security Training

Give your whole staff a working command of AI.

For whenYour people have the tools but not the confidence, or the guardrails, to use them well.

A program shaped to your organization: your tools, your policies, your teams' real work. A needs assessment comes first, then a half-day workshop or a multi-week program with tracks for leadership, everyday users, and AI champions. Security awareness is delivered with the same discipline. A cybersecurity assessment is not required to start.

Half-day workshop to multi-week program · Onsite, virtual, or hybrid · Measured after

Bring this approach to your team Training details
Selected principal experience / AI adoption
100%of staff onboarded, organization-wide
98%daily active use

Results from a rollout our principal led at a prior organization. Hands-on enablement, measured after the sessions ended.

Keep progress moving with security oversight & fractional CISO support.Explore ongoing support

Independent oversight across your security program, business platforms, and service providers. A regular monthly rhythm connects technical evidence to priorities leadership can act on. Where assessments often lead.

  • Security strategy, risk priorities, and remediation tracking
  • Coordination with internal teams and service providers
  • Executive reporting and a scoped assurance cadence
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What you receive from an assessment.

Every finding cites its evidence, every priority has a next action, and leadership gets a readout it can take to the board. The page at the top of this site is one page of that set.

Clear scope, named deliverables, and a fixed fee, all set before the review begins.

Discuss this service See how the assessment works
Evidence-backed findingsEach safeguard checked against preserved evidence, with the file cited. No evidence, no credit.
Prioritized remediation planOrdered steps for your team or IT provider, with lockout risks and dependencies called out.
Executive scorecard and readoutThe picture in plain language, connected to what the organization depends on, plus a 90-minute readout with your team.

Technology, connected.

One environment.
Every layer connected.

Your people, systems, and information depend on each other. Explore how the security foundations support the applications and AI your business puts to work.

The connected business

Illustrative environment
01Foundations
02Access & information
03Applications & AI
Needs attentionControls verifiedSelect a node to explore

Explore how the layers connect.

Secure the foundations. Apply AI safeguards. Maintain oversight.

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Donte Wong, Founder and CEO of Mount Xion Technologies
Donte WongFounder & CEO, Mount Xion Technologies

Executive perspective. Practical delivery.

Our principal led IT and cybersecurity for a $1B+ organization, with strategy, security, vendors, and budget on one desk, and brings U.S. Air Force cyber operations leadership to every engagement.

The record before that, across 14+ years of secure technology leadership: operations led in a $54M Air Force cybersecurity environment, a $43M enterprise network with 11,000+ devices under management, a $22M technology estate of 14,000 systems, a $2.8M modernization that refreshed 1,800 devices, and networks and operations serving 70,000+ personnel, with zero critical findings across 8+ federal cyber inspections. The full record is on the results page.

Principal-led. Built around your needs.
Donte Wong, Founder & CEO, supported by vetted senior practitioners he has worked with directly. Credentials across the practice include CISSP, PMP, SSCP, CompTIA CySA+, Security+, Project+, and ITIL 4.

Who we work with.
Nonprofits and foundations, growing businesses, and government and teaming partners. Veteran-owned, based in San Antonio, working nationwide.

Meet the founder

Outcomes, not promises.

These engagement stories come from the founder's career before Mount Xion. They are anonymized, and every number is real.

Security assessmentA security program built from zero evidence.21 findings, four remediation tiers AI adoptionAn entire staff brought into governed enterprise AI.100% onboarded, 98% daily use Cloud modernizationA $1B+ organization moved fully to the cloud.Fully cloud, every device managed Financial stewardshipDelivered under budget in a deficit year.~$24K under plan, $15K+ savings
The full record is on the results page

Straight answers, up front.

Do you replace our MSP or IT staff?

No. Mount Xion is independent and assessment-first. We work alongside your internal team or your MSP; we don't replace either one.

How do you charge?

Two models: a fixed-scope project (like the security posture assessment) or a monthly fractional retainer. Either way, you see the scope and the price before any work starts: no hourly surprises, no upsell quota, and no reseller commissions on anything recommended.

What does a fractional engagement actually look like?

A standing monthly rhythm: leadership check-ins, vendor and project oversight, security review, and a board-ready report. You get a named executive who owns technology outcomes, for a fraction of an executive salary.

What happens after an assessment?

The plan is yours, and it is written to be handed off. Your existing team or your MSP can execute it task by task; Mount Xion can also stay on in a fractional role to see it through. Either path is a good outcome.

We're small. Is this overkill?

Small organizations face the same threats as large ones, with less room to absorb a loss. Engagements are sized to the organization: sometimes that's a one-time assessment and a prioritized plan, nothing more.

Do you only work in San Antonio?

Mount Xion is based in San Antonio and works nationwide. Most work runs remotely; on-site time is arranged where it genuinely helps.

What's your next technology priority?

Let's build a clear path forward.

30 minutes. No obligation.Bring a board question, a security worry, or an AI mandate, in whatever shape it is in.
What we coverYour organization, your priorities, and which service fits, if any.
What you leave withA clear next step. If there is a fit, we agree what needs scoping and prepare a proposal with scope, deliverables, and fees for your review.

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