When does security need rationalisation?
Problems we help solve
Cybersecurity shouldn't be a collection of random tools. First, you need to know where the data is, who has access, what is exposed to the Internet and how the company will react if something goes wrong.
- Users use accounts without MFA or with excessive privileges.
- Computers, servers and email have different levels of security.
- It is not known whether the backup will allow recovery after a ransomware attack.
- There is no monitoring of alerts, logs and unusual activity.
- The company does not have a set procedure for action after a suspected incident.
Fit
Who is this service for?
Companies without a security department
We help you set priorities and implement basic layers of protection.
Companies with Microsoft 365
We organise MFA, access, email, devices and tenant security settings.
Companies after rapid growth
We check whether accounts, permissions, network and procedures keep pace with developments.
Companies after the incident
We help secure the environment, restore control and reduce the risk of recurrence.
Service scope
What does cybersecurity cover?
Identity and access
We organise accounts, passwords, MFA and administrative roles.
- overview of privileged accounts,
- MFA and remote access rules,
- onboarding and offboarding.
Devices and servers
We strengthen the protection of computers, servers and systems.
- EDR/antivirus and updates,
- encryption and security policies,
- local administrator restrictions.
Email and web
We reduce the risk of phishing, account takeover and uncontrolled traffic.
- SPF, DKIM, DMARC,
- anti-phishing filters,
- firewall, VPN and segmentation.
Monitoring and response
We determine how to detect problems and what to do after an alert.
- security logs and alerts,
- incident procedure,
- backup and recovery.
Outcomes
What will you receive?
- a list of the most important security risks and priorities,
- implemented or structured security of accounts, devices and email,
- clear division of responsibility for responding to alerts,
- recommendations for further actions tailored to the budget and risk,
- documentation of configuration and security procedures.
The scope may include a security review, implementation of specific safeguards, or ongoing support in maintaining protection.
Delivery approach
How is the service delivered?
- Discovery. We determine the systems, data, accounts and the company's greatest concerns.
- Overview. We check access, devices, email, network, backup and procedures.
- Priorities. We divide activities into urgent, important and development activities.
- Implementation. We configure agreed security measures and alerts.
- Tests. We verify user access and security operation.
- Documentation. We provide settings, recommendations and procedures.
Security standards
How do we carry out the work?
- We start with securing accounts and copies, because these are the most common critical points.
- We do not implement tools without determining who will respond to alerts.
- We limit administrative privileges to the extent needed.
- We document exceptions so they don't become a permanent vulnerability.
- We adjust the level of protection to the real risk and work organisation.
Cost
What determines the price?
The price depends on the number of users, devices, systems, tenants, location, scope of the audit, required tools, monitoring and the expected incident response model.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What's the best place to start?
Most often from accounts, MFA, backups, email and devices, because these areas quickly reduce the greatest risks.
Do we need an expensive security system?
Not always. First, it is worth sorting out the basics and only then selecting tools that meet your real needs.
Can you cooperate with our administrator?
Yes. We can act as a support, auditor, change executor or second line in the event of incidents.
Does cybersecurity include training?
May include. Training and phishing tests help reduce the risk of user errors.
Will you prepare documentation for the audit?
Yes. We document the configuration, scope of security, recommendations and procedures within the agreed scope.