OakPath
OakPath needed its infrastructure to move from a collection of environments to a governed platform. We embedded as a pod to own the workspaces, harden the controls, and automate the compliance surface.
- Client
- OakPath
- Sector
- Infrastructure & security
- Services
- Infrastructure engineering
- Workspace ownership & management
- Security & controls
- DevOps
- Stack
- Google Workspace
- Azure & Entra ID
- GCP
- JumpCloud
- GitHub
- MDM solution
As OakPath scaled, the environments that engineers depended on day-to-day began to outpace the org's ability to govern them — cloud accounts multiplying, access paths diverging, controls drifting. The ask wasn't another policy PDF; it was a platform team that would take ownership of the workspaces themselves and make the right thing the easy thing.
What we built.
- 01
Workspace ownership model
Cloud accounts, developer environments, and shared services consolidated under a single ownership model — one on-call, one control plane, one source of truth for who has access to what.
- 02
Controls as code
Identity, access, and policy expressed as version-controlled configuration. Drift gets caught in CI, not by auditors. New environments inherit the baseline automatically.
- 03
Paved-path tooling
Standardized runways for provisioning, secrets, logging, and observability so product teams ship on known-safe rails instead of rolling their own.
- 04
Evidence on demand
Control attestations, access reviews, and audit evidence generated from live system state — not snapshots glued together the week before a review.
Environments consolidated under a single governed platform. Controls that used to be manually enforced are now continuously verified, and audit evidence assembles itself.
- OwnershipUnified platform
- ControlsContinuously verified
- Ready to BuildFounders focused on product, not compliance