Security Posture Review
Review identity, endpoints, network controls, backup, access and obvious operating gaps.
Cybersecurity & Continuity
Practical security controls for the systems your business already uses.
Improve endpoint, identity, network and data protection without turning security into a disconnected product stack.
Security foundation
Start with risk, ownership and recovery.
Security should answer simple operating questions: who can access what, how devices are protected, what happens when credentials are compromised, how the network is controlled and whether critical data can be recovered.
Endpoint Protection
Business-grade endpoint security policies and protection tooling.
Firewall & Network Security
Secure edge design, segmentation, policy review and business network controls.
Identity & MFA
Stronger account hygiene, access control and multi-factor authentication planning.
Microsoft 365 Security
Security settings, user access, email hygiene and tenant-level improvement planning.
Backup & Recovery
Protect critical business data with a documented recovery path.
Secure Remote Access
VPN and remote-access planning tied to actual business use cases.
Security Roadmap
Prioritized improvements based on risk, budget and operating maturity.
Vendor Coordination
Coordinate security tools, licensing and support across the broader technology environment.
Connected security
Connectivity, network and endpoint controls should reinforce each other.
TIRAV can align security decisions with the underlying internet connection, site network, user identity, devices, backup and support workflow.
Internet edgeFirewall, routing, secure remote access and failoverCoordinate
Local networkSegmentation, VLANs, Wi-Fi and device visibilityDesign
Users & identityMFA, account hygiene and access lifecycleImprove
EndpointsProtection, management, updates and standardsProtect
DataBackup, recovery planning and retention decisionsRecover
Security review
Not sure where the biggest gap is?
Start with a focused review of the current environment and prioritize the controls that matter most.