Cyber Security

Identity and Access Management (IAM) helps to anticipate the threats associated with user identity and access to your systems and networks.

We can guide you throughout the entire IAM process, ensuring the solutions you deploy, integrate, and operate are protected.

Whether you are designing something new or looking to review an existing solution, we can help by providing a cost-effective security architecture plan and set of objectives for securing your design.

One of the most common attack vectors for malicious actors are an organisation's people.

We can help build a baseline level of resilience against standard attacks, such as phishing, and improve overall cybersecurity awareness throughout your organisation through training.

Assuring that you have sufficient controls in place to protect your organisation requires proactive discovery of existing vulnerabilities and careful planning on how to react when an attacker successfully infiltrates your network.

We can review applications, networks and infrastructure through the lens of an attacker and employ ethical hacking techniques to simulate the threat of a malicious actor. 

When a cybersecurity incident occurs, you will want to have a plan in place on how to react.

We can help you develop a documented plan with several phases to assist IT professionals in recognising and managing an incident, such as a data breach or ransomware attack.

 Disruptions caused by cyber incidents such as ransomware attacks can result in service outages, reputational damage, and other financial impacts.

We can provide strategic advice on the planning and implementation of a disaster recovery plan.

 We can assist leadership to optimise crisis management decision making, responding to large scale events in an effective way to recover rapidly.