BUSINESS / SECURITY

Network segmentation and microsegmentation

Limit access between systems so one compromised device has less opportunity to spread.

What’s involved

Map assets and dependencies; create network zones; enforce inter-zone or workload-level policies. Introduce restrictions gradually and test application flows to avoid breaking required communications.

What you receive

A segmentation map, access matrix, enforcement policies, exception register, and validation results.

When it helps

Sensitive data, shared networks, connected devices, or environments with lateral-movement risk.

Planning your business service

Business solutions should be understandable, manageable, and appropriate to the size of your team. We focus on the services your staff depend on, the problems affecting their work, and improvements that fit your budget.

  • Confirm the systems and accounts in scope, who approves access, and any contractual security requirements.
  • Coordinate changes with application providers or IT support so necessary business activity remains available.

Agreeing the scope and handover

Work can be arranged as a focused review, an implementation project, troubleshooting, or agreed ongoing support. Hardware, subscriptions, provider services, and any site attendance are confirmed separately in the scope.

IN PRACTICE

A real-world example

Isolate cameras from employee laptops and restrict application servers to their required database ports.

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