We define a clear separation path that enables the carved-out business to operate independently from Day 1. This includes isolating systems, infrastructure, and access while minimizing disruption to ongoing operations and transaction timelines.
We uncover shared applications, infrastructure, data, and vendor dependencies that create execution risk during separation. Our analysis prioritizes what must be disentangled pre-close versus what can transition under TSA without compromising continuity.
We design and execute the stand-up of standalone IT environments required to support the carved-out entity. This includes core infrastructure, end-user systems, identity, and access needed to operate independently at close.
We plan and execute data separation and migration to ensure sensitive information is handled correctly across jurisdictions and regulatory requirements. This reduces the risk of data leakage, compliance violations, and post-close remediation.
We assess inherited security gaps and compliance exposure created by the separation. Our approach focuses on stabilizing controls during transition while defining remediation actions that align with the buyer’s long-term security posture.
We help define TSA scope, duration, and exit requirements to avoid unnecessary cost and operational dependency. Our planning ensures TSAs support continuity without becoming a blocker to full separation and independence.