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Cybersecurity posture and landscape
Cybersecurity posture and landscape
We protect your business with layered, proactive security. From identity controls and threat monitoring to employee training and incident response, we detect threats early and stop them before they cause damage, so you can protect your data, your reputation, and your customers.
1. Assets and baselines
1. Assets and baselines
This is where every engagement starts.
Inventory of devices, users, data, and cloud apps
Gap analysis against a framework (NIST CSF, CIS Controls)
2. Identity and access
2. Identity and access
Stolen credentials are still #1 in breaches.
MFA everywhere, especially email and remote access
Password manager and single sign-on
Least-privilege access and clean onboarding/offboarding
Conditional access policies (Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace)
3. Endpoint protection
3. Endpoint protection
Go beyond traditional antivirus solutions.
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) on workstations and servers
Proactive patch and vulnerability management
4. Email and phishing defense
4. Email and phishing defense
Email is still the number one attack path.
Advanced filtering, anti-spoofing (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), and link/attachment scanning
Phishing simulations paired with security awareness training
5. Network and perimeter security
5. Network and perimeter security
Lock it down to protect the crown.
Managed firewalls with current firmware and rules
Secure remote access (VPN or ZTNA), segmented Wi-Fi, and DNS filtering
Hardening of any exposed services
6. Data protection, backup, and recovery
6. Data protection, backup, and recovery
Protect your digital assets.
Immutable, offsite backups of servers, endpoints, and SaaS data
Regular restore testing, which is a major differentiator
A documented disaster recovery and business continuity plan
Encryption for devices and sensitive data
7. Monitoring, detection, and incident response
7. Monitoring, detection, and incident response
Review activity and report often.
Centralized logging and alerting (SIEM or a managed equivalent)
A written incident response plan with defined roles and contacts
Tabletop exercises, and your own hands-on rescue experience as proof
8. Compliance and cyber insurance readiness
8. Compliance and cyber insurance readiness
Guidance for regulated industries.
Support for HIPAA, PCI-DSS, SOC 2, CMMC, or FTC Safeguards, depending on the client
Policy templates, evidence collection, and audit prep
Helping clients meet insurer requirements (MFA, EDR, backups, training), which often decides whether they can get or renew coverage
9. Security awareness and culture
9. Security awareness and culture
Stay educated on emerging threats regardless of role.
Employees are both the weakest link and the best defense.
Providing short, recurring computer-based training with real-world scenarios proves more effective than an annual lecture.
10. Governance and reporting
10. Governance and reporting
Tracking progress and pushing the needle forward.
Quarterly security reviews with simple scorecards
Budget and roadmap advice
Vendor and third-party risk reviews
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