Your design team stays on the flagship. We cover everything else.
Security platforms keep adding surfaces. UX headcount does not keep up. We embed senior UX and frontend engineers into your team so the rest of the portfolio ships too.
Request a UX AuditUX and frontend engineering for security software.
Enterprise security companies run large product portfolios with limited UX resources. Internal teams get pulled to the flagship, and secondary products go under-supported. As the roadmap expands, teams get oversubscribed. Delivery slows, experiences drift apart across the suite, and improvements customers are waiting on keep sliding.
Six things that happen when one team covers the whole portfolio
The design system stops holding
- Older products never get migrated to the current system
- Teams fork components instead of waiting in the queue
- The same action looks different in three products
- New patterns land in the flagship and nowhere else
Legacy roadmaps stall
- Improvements get planned, then bumped every quarter
- Only bug fixes and compliance work ship
- Customer requests sit open long enough to show up in renewals
Acquired products stay bolted on
- Acquisitions keep their own navigation and visual language
- Moving between products feels like switching vendors
- Integration work keeps getting scheduled and deferred
Engineering gets ahead of design
- Frontend work waits on specs that are still in the queue
- Developers make UX calls by default to keep moving
- The rework shows up a release or two later
New surfaces ship without UX
- Features go out with whatever the team could assemble
- No research, no flows, no review before release
- Usability debt accumulates faster than it gets paid down
Designers become the bottleneck
- Every product line competes for the same few people
- Senior designers spend the week triaging requests
- Context switching costs more than the work itself
We extend your team. We do not replace it.
TCG embeds senior UX and frontend engineers into security product teams. We work on your codebase, inside your design system, on your roadmap. Your core team stays on the flagship while we ship the rest.
Request a UX Audit- Your stack, unchanged: we build inside your existing codebase and design system, no rip and replace, no new architecture to maintain
- UX strategy and research: built around how triage and investigation actually run
- UI design and design systems: extending your existing patterns into new product areas
- Frontend engineering: React, Vue, or whatever you already run, shipping into production
- Security domain fluency: we know the workflow, evidence, and compliance constraints generalist shops miss
We have built product experiences for award-winning security products across managed detection and response, incident response, offensive security, and enterprise and government software.
Once incidents could be accessed and managed in real time through mobile, teams stayed inside the platform, leadership stayed engaged, and response moved faster.
This is what capacity extension looks like in practice. Their core team stayed focused on the primary incident console. We built the mobile layer alongside them.
Multiple Caraballo Group clients were nominated for this year's Fortress Cybersecurity Awards. All of them won their category.
Discover
We start with your product, your users, and your constraints. We review existing designs, audit the current experience, and align with your product and engineering leads on what matters most. No long discovery phase.
Define
We turn findings into a clear scope of work, prioritized by impact. What gets designed, what gets built, and what gets deferred, so you know what we are working on and why.
Design
We design in Figma inside your existing design system, validate with your team, and iterate. Engineering input happens in parallel, not at handoff.
Deliver
We ship. Production-ready code, annotated specs, or design system updates, built for your team to own and maintain after we hand off.
We work as an embedded part of your product team on monthly retainers with a three month minimum, and capacity scales with your roadmap.
Hiring takes three to six months. Onboarding takes another thirty to sixty days. We're operational in weeks, and your team stays on the flagship the whole time.
Find out where analysts leave your console
We walk one investigation flow in your product and send back what we find and what we would change.
Request a UX AuditNo charge, no deck. We run three a week.