Information Security
We build and maintain a secure digital environment, on premises and in the cloud, with the right solutions and practices to face the cyber threats of today and tomorrow.
Risks are hard to measure. They can be reduced.
Information security is a set of risk-reduction tools and methodologies in an ecosystem where risks are notoriously difficult to measure.
New vulnerabilities are detected all the time and attacks cross the global network. The tools and approaches of malicious actors are becoming more complex, yet easier to use and faster.
To tackle these threats, organisations need heterogeneous cybersecurity technologies that provide constant monitoring, correlation and analysis of how information technologies and systems behave. Built in-house, such a set-up would take considerable investment, resources and time to implement and use fully.
We use existing IT risk-management frameworks, build well-defined feedback mechanisms and win greater support and visibility for the client.
The technologies we build and run.
Eleven areas where we design and implement security, matched to the vendors you choose.
Security information and event management
Software that provides threat detection, real-time security analytics and incident response. SIEM systems are multifunctional, from collecting data across many sources to analysing abnormal patterns. The aim is to indicate cyber-attack threats and give security teams time to act before real damage occurs.
- SIEM
Identity and privileged access management
Protecting user identities is key to preventing uncontrolled access and data breaches. Identity and privileged access management strengthens the security of connections to IT system resources and simplifies the management of identities and authorisations.
- IAM
- PAM
Endpoint detection and response
EDR monitors endpoint behaviour for signs of a threat, detects vulnerabilities and attacks in real time, alerts administrators and starts the appropriate response through automated workflows, human intervention or a combination of both.
- EDR
Vulnerability assessment and management
Vulnerability assessment scans the full IT and network infrastructure and detects security weaknesses. It also checks compliance and application configuration issues and recommends how to reduce risk and exposure. Vulnerability management is a continuous process that improves the organisation’s position over the long term.
- VA
- VM
Zero Trust security
Zero Trust, or ZTNA, applies the least-privilege model to external access. The objective is to give an external user strictly the access needed for the task, without superfluous rights or access that could become a security risk.
- ZTNA
Mail and web protection
Mail security protects users and their email, the most exploited threat vector, from spam and phishing. Chosen and implemented well, it protects against ransomware and undiscovered threats. Web protection safeguards against web threats, enables device security and regulates access to unwanted content.
- Web
Network detection and response
A cybersecurity technology that uses network analysis tools and machine learning to detect suspicious activity in a network or IT environment. It recognises and diagnoses anomalous behaviour and the patterns associated with similar activity, to improve identification of, and response to, probable future intrusions.
- NDR
Database activity monitoring
Comprehensive database activity monitoring improves visibility, speeds up data-compliance workflows and enforces access and usage policies across a wide range of database types. It supports compliance and alignment with regulations and standards.
- DAM
Data loss prevention
DLP prevents data leaks caused by human error or malicious intent. It supports the investigation of incidents and ensures regulatory compliance. A DLP solution should be able to inspect and classify all types of content, including the file types used by different applications.
- DLP
Security threat intelligence platforms
Technology that collects, aggregates and organises threat-intelligence data from multiple sources and formats. Cyber threat intelligence is detailed, actionable information used to prevent and fight the threats that target an organisation and may exploit its valuable resources.
- TIP
Auditing and reporting tools
A security audit is a comprehensive assessment of an organisation’s information system. It measures the existing security against a checklist of industry best practices and internally and externally established standards. Auditing and reporting tools give quick, detailed visibility and risk assessment, and support regulatory compliance reporting.
- Audit
From requirements to feedback.
Four phases, with knowledge transfer built in so your team can run what we build.
Defining requirements
We need to understand your needs to find the best and most valuable solutions for your infrastructure and users. Based on the information provided and discussions with your representatives, we prepare a high-level design and sizing for a solution that meets the defined requirements.
Implementation
Close discussions with you lead to a smooth integration and an optimised result. We provide continuous knowledge transfer and share the resources available, while strictly following the approved project plan.
Acceptance tests and support
Finalising the implementation means proving that the solution is fully functional and meets your requirements. After successful acceptance tests the project enters its last phase: support and consultancy for added value and for meeting new requirements.
Feedback
Feedback and continuous improvement of our services rest on your evaluation and on our passion for taking part in complex implementations with new technology.
Vendor-neutral, by construction.
We work with the leading security vendors, and with open source, and recommend what fits your case.
