Cyber Security
Protect Your Business, Your Data and Your People
Practical Cyber Security measures suited to the size of your organisation and the risks it actually faces.
Where to Start
Effective security begins with knowing what you hold, where it sits and who can reach it. From there, controls can be applied proportionately rather than indiscriminately.
Protecting Devices and Accounts
Endpoint protection, patching, backup and multi-factor authentication address the most common causes of business disruption. These are the foundations we look at first.
People and Process
Most incidents involve a human step. Clear processes, sensible policies and practical staff awareness reduce that exposure considerably.
What's included
Device Protection
Endpoint security and patching.
Account Security
Multi-factor authentication and access control.
Backup and Recovery
Plans for getting back up and running.
Staff Awareness
Practical guidance for your teams.
Expert Guide
Business Cyber Security Guide
A practical Cyber Security programme starts with knowing what matters to the organisation, who can access it and what happens if an important system becomes unavailable.
Start with assets and access
Identify important systems, data, devices and user accounts. Then review who can access them and whether those access levels still match people's roles.
This creates a clearer basis for prioritising security work than buying isolated products without a defined objective.
Protect devices and accounts
Device security, patching, multi-factor authentication, strong access controls and sensible administrative permissions are important parts of a business security baseline.
The exact controls should be proportionate to the organisation's systems, data and operational risk.
Prepare for recovery
Security planning should include what happens after an incident. Backups, recovery procedures, ownership and testing matter because prevention alone cannot remove every source of disruption.
The organisation should know which systems need to be restored first and who is responsible for the response.
Keep people involved
Policies and staff awareness should be practical and relevant to the way people actually work. Clear processes can reduce uncertainty when something suspicious is reported.
Related Solutions
Explore related ASC services
These services often sit alongside this solution and can be reviewed as part of the same wider plan.
Common Questions
Questions about Cyber Security
Straight answers to the questions customers commonly ask before getting started.
Where should a business start with Cyber Security?
Start with understanding what data and systems you hold, where they are located and who can access them. From there, security controls can be applied proportionately.
Can ASC help protect business devices and accounts?
Yes. ASC's approach includes areas such as endpoint protection, patching, backup, multi-factor authentication and access control.
Does Cyber Security include staff awareness?
Yes. Clear processes, sensible policies and practical staff awareness are part of reducing everyday cyber risk.
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