Security basics, done properly
Not a scary audit. The basics that stop most trouble: firewalls, SSL certificates, patching, sensible access for staff, and a record of what changed and when.
This is for you if
- Updates only happen when someone remembers
- Former staff might still have access
- Nobody could tell you what changed last month
How it works
In large companies, change control and patching are simply how work gets done. The same habits scale down well to a small business, and they do not need a big budget.
This is not a certified security audit and we will not pretend it is. If you need a formal audit for a contract or an insurer, we will tell you that too.
What you get
- Firewall rules and SSL/TLS set up properly
- A patching routine for servers, security updates and firmware
- Staff access tidied up, with a process for joiners and leavers
- Change control: changes are planned, recorded and reversible
Under the hood: Firewalls, SSL/TLS, Active Directory and Group Policy, identity and access management, ITIL change control.