Outcome pillar · Secure

Security

Physical and logical security operate as one risk posture.

The position

One architecture, one escalation path, clear operational ownership.

A camera nobody watches and an endpoint agent nobody reads are the same problem wearing different clothes. Physical and logical security are one risk posture, one escalation path and one named owner. Anything less is decoration.

Portfolio scope

What is inside this domain

  1. Video and physical security

    IP CCTV design with a coverage plan you can hold against the site, video management systems, recording retention sized to the policy that requires it, and integration with access control and alarm.

  2. Endpoint and network protection

    Endpoint protection and detection, next-generation firewalling, segmentation between the networks that should never see each other, web and email filtering, and remote access that is not a shared password.

  3. Operating the posture

    An escalation matrix agreed before the incident, patch and signature discipline with a maintenance window, log retention that meets the requirement, and a quarterly review of what actually fired.

  4. Evidence and audit

    Camera positions, retention periods, firewall rule bases and access reviews documented in a form that survives an audit rather than a conversation.

Outcomes

What you get out of it

  • One escalation path across physical and logical events.
  • Coverage and retention documented against the policy that demands them.
  • A named owner for every control, on both sides of the fence.

Technology ecosystem

The vendors behind this domain

Specified against the requirement, not against whichever line card pays best. Authorisation levels are confirmed in writing at quotation.

Video and physical security

  • Hikvision
  • Dahua
  • Digifort

Endpoint and network security

  • Kaspersky
  • Fortinet

How we deliver it

The same six stages, applied to this domain

Planning, procurement, deployment, operation, maintenance and disposal are not a separate product. They are how every domain reaches production, stays there, and eventually leaves without becoming somebody’s problem.

  1. 01

    Planning

    Coverage plan and threat surface reviewed together: cameras, doors, endpoints and the perimeter in one assessment, not three.

  2. 02

    Procurement

    Cameras, appliances and licences sourced against the coverage plan and the retention policy, with recording capacity bought for the policy that exists rather than the one that fits the budget.

  3. 03

    Deployment

    Cameras aimed and verified on site, firewall policy written from observed traffic, escalation matrix agreed before go-live.

  4. 04

    Operation

    One escalation path for a dead camera and a blocked endpoint, with severity classified in advance.

  5. 05

    Maintenance

    Signature and firmware currency, retention checked against policy, and a quarterly review of what the estate actually reported.

  6. 06

    Disposal

    Recorders and firewalls wiped and certificated before they leave the site, footage retained or destroyed to the policy, and access rules withdrawn for every device taken out of service.

Adjacent domains

02

Network

Networks built from edge to core.

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06

Services

Services make every product accountable over its lifecycle.

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