Cybersecurity
Layered protection that assumes something will eventually get through, and plans for what happens next. Configured to a written policy rather than left on the defaults it shipped with.
Six capabilities, layered so no single failure is the whole breach.
Endpoint Antivirus and EDR
Kaspersky and ESET deployed and managed centrally, with detection and response rather than a licence key handed to each machine and forgotten. We see the alerts, so you do not have to watch a console.
Firewall and Network Security
Fortinet and MikroTik firewalls configured to a documented policy, with segmentation that keeps guest, camera and business traffic apart. Rules reviewed rather than accumulated.
Email Security and Anti-Spam
Filtering, plus SPF, DKIM and DMARC set correctly so your domain cannot be impersonated. Most breaches still arrive as an ordinary looking invoice from a supplier you recognise.
Patch and Vulnerability Management
Operating systems and applications patched on a schedule and reported on, rather than whenever somebody finally clicks the reminder. Failures are chased rather than logged.
VPN and Secure Remote Access
Remote access that reaches only what it needs to, with per user credentials and multi-factor authentication. Access is revoked the day somebody leaves rather than the quarter after.
Security Audits and Reporting
A plain account of what is exposed and what it would take to close it, written to be read by a director rather than an engineer. Findings are ranked by what would actually hurt.
Audit
We establish what you are running and where it is currently exposed.
Policy
Rules, access and patch cadence written down and agreed.
Deploy
Applied across the estate, tested, and documented as configured.
Hold
Monitored, patched and reported on, with findings raised early.
Specified alongside
Find out what is currently exposed.
An audit, a firewall that has never been reviewed, or protection for an estate that has grown faster than its policy.