Defend
Identity is the perimeter now. Defend it like one.
Identity and access security connects people and systems to the resources they need. We help you understand who can sign in, what they can reach and how that access changes when a role, supplier or application changes.
The work can cover a focused access problem or a wider review of staff, administrator and non-human identities. We combine recommendations with the implementation support agreed for your environment.
Old permissions, shared accounts and one-off exceptions can outlast the work they were created for. We help identify what is still needed and what can be removed.
An incomplete MFA rollout or a difficult legacy application can leave important accounts exposed. We plan improvements around the systems and people affected.
Service accounts, API keys and supplier connections need a purpose, an accountable owner and a way to review or revoke their access.
We agree which identity groups and systems to work on. Each needs its own access controls, with ownership and review running through them all.
Help people reach the applications and data their role requires.
Clearer role-based access, with a defined way to grant, change and remove it.
Put stronger controls around the accounts that can change important systems.
Fewer unnecessary privileges, with documented approval and recovery paths.
Bring service accounts and external connections into the access review.
Accountable access for the systems and third parties connected to your business.
Where included, we help configure and test identity alerts and useful audit logs in the tools you already run. Your team receives the configuration and response guidance needed to take the work forward.
We work with your engineers on your existing identity platform. The proposal defines the systems, changes and validation included, with a rollout plan that considers business dependencies.
Review the agreed directories, applications and privileged accounts. Confirm owners, important dependencies and the access changes that deserve attention first.
Trial authentication and permission changes with a defined group. Check compatibility, recovery access and rollback arrangements before an agreed wider rollout.
Check permitted and restricted access, record the changes and explain the remaining gaps. Hand over ownership, review routines and supporting documentation.
Your team receives practical records it can use to operate and review the agreed controls.
Usually the engagement can work around the platform you already use, such as Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Ping or Google Workspace. We confirm the available features, licences and integrations during scoping. Any platform migration is a separate decision and scope.
Both review and implementation support can be included. We agree the changes, access permissions and responsibilities with your engineers before work starts. Your team approves production changes and owns the platform after handover.
This is project work to review and improve identity controls. Ongoing account administration, regular access reviews and continuous alert monitoring remain with your team or an appointed provider. A large identity-governance rollout would need its own delivery scope.
Yes. Within the agreed systems, we review ownership, permissions, credential storage, rotation and retirement. Workload identities and agent credentials are included where relevant. The wider behaviour of an AI application belongs in a separately scoped AI security engagement.
We identify the accounts that matter most and assess platform support, device compatibility, enrolment and account recovery. Passkeys or FIDO2 security keys can form part of the rollout where suitable. Legacy applications and emergency access need explicit handling and testing.
Yes. This can include vendor administrator accounts, guest users, partner single sign-on and integration credentials. We agree ownership, permitted access, review dates and revocation processes. Wider supplier due diligence and contracts sit outside this access-focused engagement.
It means using identity activity to help identify and respond to suspicious access, such as unusual sign-ins or unexpected privilege changes. We can help configure and test relevant alerts in your existing identity platform and SIEM. Detection depends on the available logs and capabilities; your team owns ongoing monitoring and response.
Start here when the access problem is already clear, such as an MFA gap, excessive administrator permissions or unowned service accounts. A Cybersecurity Assessment is useful when you first need a broader view of your security and its competing priorities. Any implementation is separately scoped and priced.
We agree the minimum access needed, storage location, confidentiality, retention and any transfer restrictions before the review. Contractual data-protection terms are reviewed as part of that engagement.
The scope depends on your platforms, account types, integrations and the depth of implementation required. We agree deliverables, schedule and price in the proposal. An initial system outline and the access problem you want to solve are enough to start the conversation.
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