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Cybersecurity Architecture

Foundation of Cybersecurity Excellence

A good cybersecurity architecture is built on a defense-in-depth strategy with layers of protection. If a control is pierced another layer should provide protection. Our approach focuses on building a strong, layered defense posture while using your existing resources to their fullest potential.

Layered Defense Strategy

Build multiple layers of security controls so that if one fails, others continue to protect your critical assets and data.

Resource Optimization

Use your existing resources to their fullest. Leverage security features intelligently for maximum value and protection.

Intelligent Implementation

Strategic placement of security controls based on risk assessment and business requirements for optimal protection.

Cybersecurity Controls

Cybersecurity Architecture

Design a layered, defense-in-depth cybersecurity stack that works as one cohesive unit.

Positives

  • Reduces breach impact by removing single points of failure.
  • Lowers total cost of ownership by rationalizing overlapping tools.
  • Speeds audits and change management through standardized patterns.

Asset Inventory

Continuously discover and reconcile every device, workload, and data store.

Positives

  • Reduces breach impact by removing single points of failure.
  • Accelerates incident response with an authoritative system of record.
  • Cuts waste via license optimization and timely decommissioning.

Vulnerability Management

Combine continuous scanning with risk-based remediation.

Positives

  • Shrinks exploitable risk faster by prioritizing critical exposures.
  • Minimizes downtime with planned, predictable maintenance windows.
  • Provides insurer/auditor evidence of disciplined patching.

Penetration Testing

Ethical hackers validate defenses against real-world attack paths.

Positives

  • Proves what’s actually exploitable—not just theoretical.
  • Directs budget to fixes that measurably reduce risk.
  • Satisfies customer and regulatory due-diligence requirements.

Email and Web Browser Security

Harden the top phishing and BEC entry points with layered controls.

Positives

  • Dramatically reduces BEC and credential theft losses.
  • Lowers helpdesk load and user friction with smarter filtering.
  • Raises overall security without relying solely on user training.

Identity Management

Lifecycle, MFA, and hygiene for human and service identities.

Positives

  • Shrinks attack surface via strong auth and timely deprovisioning.
  • Speeds onboarding/offboarding with repeatable workflows.
  • Delivers audit-ready access history and attestation.

Access-Control Management

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and least privilege at scale.

Positives

  • Prevents privilege creep and insider risk.
  • Makes permissions predictable and easy to review.
  • Simplifies audits with clear role catalogs and mappings.

Audit Logs & Log Management

Centralize, retain, and analyze security-relevant telemetry.

Positives

  • Detects threats faster and cuts mean time to respond..
  • Ensures forensic readiness when incidents occur.
  • Meets evidentiary and retention requirements across frameworks.

Network Infrastructure Assessments

Harden switching, routing, and segmentation for improved, cybersecurity, resilience, and uptime.

Positives

  • Improves reliability and uptime with best-practice configurations.
  • Reduces blast radius through effective segmentation.
  • Boosts performance by eliminating bottlenecks and misconfigurations.

Network & System Monitoring & Defenses

24×7 telemetry with automated detection and containment.

Positives

  • Catches early-stage intrusions before material damage.
  • Lowers analyst workload via automation/orchestration.
  • Provides exec-friendly dashboards for real-time risk visibility.

Cybersecurity Awareness & Skills Training

Modern, engaging modules and phishing drills.

Positives

  • Reduces phishing click-through and report-time measurably.
  • Builds a culture of rapid reporting and safe habits.
  • Earns compliance credit and strengthens insurer posture.

Third-Party Risk Management

Vet, contract, and monitor vendors across the supply chain.

Positives

  • Prevents someone else’s breach from becoming your incident.
  • Embeds contractual security and notification requirements.
  • Speeds onboarding with standardized questionnaires and scoring.

Cyber Hygiene Check-Up

A focused, fixed-fee snapshot of your cyber health delivered fast.
No upsell. No jargon. Clear recommendations mapped to industry recognized standards.

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