Policies and procedures will contribute most to protecting your business and team.

We can help you to create or improve your cybersecurity program and train your team how to protect your business, avoid cyber risks, and recover from any incidents that may occur.

Cybersecurity programs are built upon several key documents to guide you and your team. These documents outline how to protect your network and data – what to do and how to do it. These documents provide needed guidance to your most valuable resource – your team. By educating your team you help to protect not only your business, but them as well.

We can help you to develop the policies and procedures that will contribute most to protecting your business and team. We can help you to create or improve your cybersecurity program and train your team how to protect your business, avoid cyber risks, and recover from any incidents that may occur.

• Acceptable Use Policy (AUP):
  Defines acceptable behaviours for employees when using company technology, including internet usage, software installation, and personal use restrictions. 
• Data Security Policy:
  Outlines guidelines for handling and protecting sensitive data, including encryption standards, data classification, and retention policies. 
• Incident Response Plan:
  Defines procedures to be followed in case of a security breach, including steps for detection, containment, remediation, and post-incident analysis. 
• Remote Access Policy:
  Sets guidelines for employees accessing company networks from remote locations, including required security protocols and device management. 

• Access Control Policy:
  Determines who can access specific data and systems based on their role and need-to-know principle, managing user permissions and privileges. 
• Password Management Policy:
  Establishes requirements for creating strong passwords, including length, complexity, and regular password changes. 
• Security Awareness Training Policy:
  Mandates regular employee training on cybersecurity best practices, phishing awareness, and password hygiene. 
• Identity and Access Management (IAM) Policy:
  Manages user identities and access rights across different systems, ensuring only authorised users can access sensitive data.