Service · Information security

Supply and rollout of security tools

We choose protection tools to match the requirements, not to match a nice vendor presentation. Half of all rollouts fail not at the purchase but at the configuration: the system that was bought sits in monitoring mode and blocks nothing.

Submit a request What is included

Registry

certified solutions

Pilot

before the purchase

Configuration

not just supply

Training

for administrators

What is included

We work from the requirements: first we understand exactly what has to be covered, then we choose the tool.

Discuss the scope

Solution selection

We match the requirements against what the products can do. If certification is needed, we choose from the registry.

Pilot rollout

We deploy on a limited area and check that the solution does what it promises and does not break the work.

Supply and licences

Paperwork, supply, registration of the licences to your company rather than to the contractor.

Rollout and configuration

Deployment, policies, integration with the existing infrastructure.

Training

Your administrators have to be able to operate the system, otherwise it becomes an expensive indicator lamp.

Support

Updates, review of alerts, tuning of the rules.

How the work runs

A typical project takes from three weeks to two months depending on the scale and the number of sites.

Requirements

We record what has to be covered and which regulations demand it.

Pilot

We test the solution on the real infrastructure. Finding an incompatibility on ten machines is cheaper than on three hundred.

Deployment

We roll out to a schedule, department by department, with the ability to roll back.

Handover

Documentation, training for the administrators, a procedure for responding to alerts.

The most expensive mistake is buying a protection tool and leaving it in observation mode. People do this out of fear of breaking something, and the system spends a year writing logs nobody reads. The right path is a pilot, tuning the rules to your processes, and only then blocking.

Frequently asked questions

Is a certified solution mandatory?

It depends on the requirements. For government customers and owners of significant facilities, yes. A commercial company without special requirements is usually better served by an uncertified solution that has better features and costs less.

Can we manage with what we already have?

Often yes, and that is always the first thing we look at. Operating systems, network equipment and mail services contain plenty of built in mechanisms that are simply switched off.

What if the solution turns out not to fit?

That is what a pilot is for. We deploy a limited environment before buying the main batch of licences, and if the product cannot cope or conflicts with your systems, it becomes clear before the money is spent.

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We will select protection tools

Tell us which requirements need covering and what is already in place. We will propose options with a pilot before the purchase.

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