Alex Kim

Alex Kim is a cybersecurity and IT infrastructure specialist at BCS365, where he helps mid-market organizations strengthen their security posture while supporting scalable, business-critical operations. His work focuses on designing resilient IT environments that reduce risk, improve visibility, and move organizations beyond reactive, break-fix security models.

With hands-on experience supporting organizations across regulated industries—including life sciences, finance, and manufacturing—Alex brings a deep understanding of compliance requirements, operational constraints, and real-world threat landscapes. He regularly works with environments subject to strict regulatory and audit expectations, helping leadership teams align security controls with business objectives rather than treating cybersecurity as an afterthought.

Alex’s expertise spans enterprise IT infrastructure, cloud security, and SOC-aligned security operations. He specializes in proactive and offensive security approaches that emphasize continuous monitoring, threat detection, and early risk identification. Rather than relying solely on perimeter defenses, his methodology prioritizes visibility, response readiness, and layered protection designed to limit blast radius and reduce dwell time during incidents.

A core area of Alex’s work includes guiding organizations through ISO/IEC 27001:2022–aligned security frameworks. He supports clients in establishing practical governance models, implementing effective controls, and operationalizing security policies in ways that scale with growth. His approach balances technical rigor with operational realism, ensuring security programs are sustainable long-term.

At BCS365, Alex collaborates closely with engineering, security operations, and leadership teams to design security-first IT strategies tailored to mid-market companies (typically 300–3,000 employees). His focus is on helping organizations mature from reactive MSP relationships into proactive, security-driven IT partnerships built around resilience, accountability, and continuous improvement.