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The seven Prismelo service areas, their scope, and how engagements are structured.

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Prismelo delivers seven service areas. Each has a dedicated page on the main website with scope, process, deliverables and FAQs.

| Service | Primary output | Typical engagement | | --- | --- | --- | | Penetration Testing | Findings register + remediation guidance | Scoped project | | Cybersecurity Consulting | Risk map + prioritized roadmap | Assessment or advisory | | Cloud & Hosting | Architecture + runbook | Advisory or build | | Software Development | Shipped software + documentation | Project or retainer | | AI Solutions | Integration + evaluation results | Discovery, then build | | Web Development | Launched site or platform | Design & build | | IT Consulting | Written assessment | Short advisory |

Engagement models

Advisory — a defined question, reviewed and answered in writing. Useful before committing to a build or a migration.

Assurance — an authorized security assessment with validated findings. The output is evidence, not opinion.

Build — design and delivery of software, infrastructure or an AI integration, with documentation and handover.

How scope is set

For every service the same rule applies: what is included, what is excluded, and what completion looks like are agreed in writing before work starts. The engagement process page describes how changes are handled.

Security work has additional requirements

Penetration testing and security assessment work require explicit written authorization from the system owner, an agreed scope and rules of engagement. See Assessment scope & authorization before requesting a test.

Choosing between services

If you are unsure where to start, describe the problem rather than the service. A short advisory engagement is often the cheapest way to decide whether you need a build, a test, an architecture change — or nothing at all.

Something unclear or out of date? Email hello@prismelo.tech with the article title.