Security

Zero trust architecture

Zero trust assumes no implicit trust: every request is verified, encrypted, and logged. We authenticate users and systems before granting access, authorize based on least privilege, and encrypt communications end-to-end. Network segmentation and micro-perimeters contain lateral movement and reduce blast radius. Identity providers enforce strong authentication and access policies. These practices reduce attack surface and improve resilience.

Identity-first security means identity is the foundation of access control. We modernize identity management with single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication (MFA), and privileged access management (PAM). Authentication is verified for every request, not just initial login. Authorization is role-based and reviewed regularly. These practices ensure only authorized users and systems access resources.

Network segmentation divides networks into zones with different trust levels. Micro-perimeters protect critical assets with additional controls. Lateral movement is contained, and breaches are isolated to affected zones. These practices reduce blast radius and improve incident response.

Security controls

Identity and access management with strong authentication: We use identity providers, SSO, MFA, and PAM to authenticate users and systems. Access is role-based and reviewed regularly. Unused access is revoked promptly. These practices reduce unauthorized access and improve accountability.

Network segmentation and micro-perimeters: We segment networks by trust level and protect critical assets with micro-perimeters. Firewalls, intrusion detection, and network monitoring detect and block threats. These practices contain breaches and reduce lateral movement.

Data protection and secrets management: We encrypt data in transit and at rest, protect secrets with vaults, and rotate credentials regularly. Key management follows industry best practices. These practices protect data and credentials from unauthorized access.

Threat detection, response and recovery playbooks: We monitor systems for threats, investigate incidents, and respond quickly. Detection rules are tuned to reduce false positives while catching real threats. Playbooks ensure consistent response. These practices reduce mean time to detect (MTTD) and mean time to respond (MTTR).

Testing and validation

We regularly test security controls with adversary simulation, penetration testing, and tabletop exercises. Adversary simulation mimics real attacks to validate defenses. Penetration testing identifies vulnerabilities before attackers do. Tabletop exercises improve incident response readiness. These practices ensure controls work as intended and identify gaps.

Continuous validation means controls are tested regularly, not just during audits. Automated testing validates configurations, detects misconfigurations, and checks for known vulnerabilities. Manual testing provides deeper validation. These practices ensure security remains strong over time.

Security governance

Security governance includes policies, training, audits, and incident response. Our security policy describes practices clearly and is updated when threats change. Employees receive security training and understand their responsibilities. Regular audits ensure practices match policies and identify gaps. Incident response plans ensure breaches are detected, contained, and reported promptly. These practices ensure security is managed systematically.

Security by design is integrated into our development lifecycle. Developers receive security training and use tools that embed security controls. Security reviews are conducted for new systems and changes. These practices ensure security is considered from the start, not added later.

Compliance and certifications

We align to industry frameworks and certifications including SOC 2, ISO 27001, and NIST Cybersecurity Framework. We undergo regular audits and assessments to validate compliance. These practices demonstrate our commitment to security and help clients meet their compliance requirements.

Contact us

For security questions or to report a security issue, please use our contact form. We respond to security issues promptly and investigate thoroughly.