An audit is coming and the documentation is thin
Security controls documented, with the policies, procedures and evidence auditors typically ask for.
Risk assessment, network and data protection, incident response and security awareness training. We start by finding out what is actually there, then fix the highest risks first.
The exact scope is agreed in writing after the assessment. These are the parts most engagements cover.
An inventory of systems, data and access, ranked by business impact rather than by tool.
Firewall, segmentation and secure remote access configured and documented.
Endpoint security, encryption and controls on where sensitive data can go.
Multi-factor authentication, periodic access reviews and a written offboarding procedure.
A written playbook, containment when something happens, and a report afterwards.
Phishing simulations and short sessions so staff recognise what to report.
Security controls documented, with the policies, procedures and evidence auditors typically ask for.
Containment first, then a written account of what happened and what changes to prevent it.
An access review across systems, followed by an offboarding procedure that is actually followed.
Written deliverables, so the work is visible to management and stays with your company if you ever leave.
The same three steps for every service line, whether you contract one line or several.
Half a day at your site, free. We map the current state and send the initial findings in writing.
A written scope with deliverables, timeline, and SLA targets where the service is ongoing.
Weekly progress reports during projects, monthly reports for ongoing services. One account owner throughout.
Combine lines under one contract, one SLA and one account owner.
Each line can also be contracted on its own. When a contract ends, all documentation, credentials and configurations are handed over in full.
A consultant replies within one business day. The initial findings come in writing, with no obligation to continue.
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