Design Poise — A B*DYNA Studio

Ready for the day
you have to respond.

Design Poise prepares organizations for incidents — incident response planning, tabletop exercises, system hardening, detection engineering, and forensic readiness — so when something happens, the team has a runbook and a SIEM that fires, not a Slack channel and a panic.

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5Readiness capabilities
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Runbook-drivenProcedures, not heroics
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TestedDrills, not assumptions
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SeniorPractitioners on every engagement
What We Deliver

Five capabilities, ready, not improvising.

Design Poise prepares the response stack end-to-end — IR planning, tabletop drills, hardening, detection engineering, and forensic readiness — so incident response runs to a procedure with documented runbooks, not from a panic in a Slack channel.

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Incident Response Planning

IR plans, role definitions, communication trees, escalation procedures, and runbooks for the incident types you will actually see — not the generic plan everyone has and nobody can run.

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Tabletop Exercises

Scenario-based drills with leadership, IT, and legal in the room together — surfacing the coordination gaps and decision-authority gaps before a real incident does.

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System Hardening

CIS benchmark-aligned hardening for endpoints, servers, cloud workloads, and network — with baseline configurations, drift detection, and exception management built in.

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Detection Engineering

SIEM rule development, EDR tuning, log aggregation, and detection mapped to MITRE ATT&CK — high-signal alerts engineered, not noise normalized.

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Forensic Readiness

Evidence collection processes, chain-of-custody procedures, log retention strategy, and forensic tooling — so when the post-incident review happens, the evidence is there to actually review.

How It Works

Assess to tested response.

Four phases that take an incident readiness engagement from current-state assessment through planning and hardening to a tested response capability — with senior practitioners on the runbooks and the drills run with the people who will actually have to respond.

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Assess

Current-state assessment of IR capability, hardening posture, detection coverage, and forensic readiness — mapped against MITRE ATT&CK, CIS benchmarks, and the organization's actual threat picture.

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Plan

IR plans authored, runbooks built, escalation paths documented, communications templates drafted, and detection coverage gaps registered — with the plan written for the people who will actually run it.

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Harden

Baseline configurations rolled out, detection rules tuned, EDR policies adjusted, and log aggregation stood up — with hardening tied to threat scenarios, not generic CIS scores.

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Drill

Tabletop exercises run with leadership, IT, and legal — with findings, decisions, and gaps documented for follow-up. The exercise is the point, not the certificate.

Work With Design Poise

If your team needs to be ready for an incident, not just have a binder — Design Poise readies it.

Start with a design review. Senior engineers on every engagement. Royalty retainer standard, full IP transfer at premium.

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Why B* DYNA
Senior practitioners.
Two-tier IP model.

No junior delegation. No hourly billing. Every engagement is led by a senior practitioner with a Fortune 500 portfolio — Alienware, Dell, Viper Motorcycle, Load King, Starbucks.

● Growth — Startups
Lowest upfront fee · B* DYNA retains IP · Commercial license · Revenue royalty
● Standard — Funded
Mid-range fee · B* DYNA retains IP · Reduced royalty · Sub-license rights
● Premium — Enterprise
Highest upfront fee · Full IP transfer at completion · Zero royalties · Total ownership
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Platform & Ventures
ROAR BE+. YOND Fleet.
FlyDrone. One platform.

The professional services practice funds the ventures. ROAR BE+ — 800hp, 1.9s 0-60 — is in design phase. YOND electric boat fleet. FlyDrone aerial access. Vehicle Share. Groom Club. RX Kit. One wallet.