Network security
Controlling what can reach what.
- Firewall management
- Network segmentation
- Guest and IoT isolation
- Secure remote access
Cybersecurity
Security built into the network, devices and cloud services you already use, starting with the controls that reduce the most risk.
A default password on a camera. A remote access port left open. A user account with no multi-factor authentication. Most security incidents in growing organisations begin with gaps like these, not with sophisticated attacks.
Our approach is practical. We review how your environment is configured today, close the gaps that matter most, and keep security settings maintained as the environment changes. Where specialist testing is needed, we coordinate it and act on the findings.
Four areas of work, each designed, delivered and documented to the same standard.
Controlling what can reach what.
Protecting the devices people work on.
Securing identity, email and files.
Finding gaps and fixing them in order of risk.
Every project follows the XTSURE Assurance Lifecycle. For this service, it runs in four stages.
We examine firewall rules, network segments, remote access, endpoints and Microsoft 365 settings against a practical security baseline.
Findings are ranked by risk and effort, so the most important fixes happen first and nothing is changed without a plan.
Changes applied in planned windows, tested, and recorded, with users told in advance about anything that affects them.
Settings kept current, new devices brought into policy, and the review repeated at agreed intervals.
Documentation is part of the work, not an extra. Every item below is handed over in an organised pack your team can use for years.
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Where a formal penetration test is needed, we coordinate with specialist testing providers, prepare the environment and carry out the remediation afterwards.
Multi-factor authentication on every account, a correctly configured firewall with no unnecessary open ports, separate networks for guests and devices, and endpoint protection on every laptop. These four steps remove a large share of common risk.
Changes are planned and communicated. Most, such as firewall and segmentation changes, are invisible to users. Changes that affect sign-in, such as MFA, are rolled out in stages with support.
Tell us what you are working on. We will ask the right questions, look at what exists today, and come back with a clear recommendation.