IT Security Management (ITSM)
IT security management (ITSM) intends to guarantee the availability, integrity and confidentiality of an organization's data, information and IT services.
IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) security management generally forms part of an organizational strategy to security management that has a broader scope compared to an IT service provider.
Firewall Management
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User Security Management
It enables IT administrators to manage resources and provision users based on need and role while keeping their digital assets secure. Privileges determine the actions that users can complete on domain objects. Permissions define the level of access a user has to a domain object. Domain objects include the domain, folders, nodes, grids, licenses, database connections, operating system profiles, and application services.
IT Security Management (ITSM) Process
IT security management (ITSM) intends to guarantee the availability, integrity and confidentiality of an organization's data, information and IT services.
Security testing
To ensure that all security mechanisms are subjected to regular testing and to check if the correct information is transferred from one application to other.
Managing security incidents
It can be anything from an active threat to an attempted intrusion to a successful compromise or data breach.
Designing security controls
To design suitable organizational and technical measures to guarantee the availability, integrity and confidentiality of an organization's data, information and IT services.
Security Review
To review if security measures and procedures are still in line with risk perceptions from the business side, and to verify if those measures and procedures are regularly maintained and tested.
Secure SD-WAN
Securing today’s enterprise is becoming more difficult, as there are more endpoints and wide area networks (WAN) to protect than ever before. Users are demanding access to applications and data outside the traditional security perimeter, and the cybercrime environment is increasingly hostile.
Unified threat management
We deliver advanced AI insights and to automate and orchestrate key tasks. We have multiple programs that integrates the capabilities of penetration testing, managed security services, incident response, artificial intelligence and a digital protection platform.