Cybersecurity Technology Services

Every product family below follows the same five-phase structure, because that is where security programs actually fail — not in picking the platform, but in the gap between installing it and operating it well.

• Design. Architecture and workflow decisions made before anything is deployed, aligned to your environment and compliance obligations.
• Implementation. Deployment, configuration, and integration with the systems you already run.
• Review. Independent validation that the platform does what the design said it would — policy checks, coverage checks, tuning.
• Guardrails. The enforced limits that keep the platform safe to operate: thresholds, approvals, break-glass procedures, escalation paths.
• Reporting. The ongoing evidence — audit trails, compliance packages, dashboards — that proves the controls are working.

You can engage us for one phase or all five. A review of a PAM deployment someone else built is as normal an engagement for us as a full rollout.

Managed file transfer is usually invisible until an unencrypted feed shows up in an audit finding. We build Globalscape EFT environments where every transfer is encrypted, logged, and provable.

• Design. Managed file transfer infrastructure architecture, automated workflow design, integration with ERP and HR systems, and cross-border data flow considerations.
• Implementation. EFT Server deployment, SFTP/FTPS endpoint configuration, automated job scheduling, recipient provisioning, and encryption policy setup.
• Review. Transfer rule validation, encryption strength verification, access control matrix review, and retention policy audits.
• Guardrails. Mandatory encryption (TLS 1.2+), file size and type restrictions, recipient whitelisting, data loss prevention triggers, and transfer acknowledgment requirements.
• Reporting. Transfer success and failure logs, compliance proof packages, recipient audit trails, and file retention expiration notifications.

Insider threat monitoring done carelessly is a legal and morale problem. We deploy ObserveIT with privacy alignment and evidence handling designed in from the start, so what the program finds can actually be used.

• Design. User behavior baseline definition, data collection scoping across endpoint, network, and cloud, privacy policy alignment, and investigation workflow design.
• Implementation. Agent deployment, session recording configuration, data exfiltration rule tuning, and alert pipeline integration with your SIEM.
• Review. False positive rate analysis, coverage completeness checks, privacy impact assessment, and retention policy review.
• Guardrails. Minimum-necessary monitoring, HR and legal review triggers, escalation thresholds, and evidence chain-of-custody protocols.
• Reporting. Insider threat case summaries, policy violation reports, aggregate anonymized productivity analytics, and compliance documentation for employment investigations.

Your most sensitive data lives in databases, and privileged database access is where regulators look first. We implement Imperva Data Activity Monitoring scoped by criticality, not by whatever was easiest to instrument.

• Design. Criticality-based database coverage scoping, sensitive data discovery, baseline activity modeling, and integration with SIEM and SOAR platforms.
• Implementation. Agent or network-tap deployment, classification rule setup, alerting pipeline configuration, and audit log archiving.
• Review. Query anomaly baseline accuracy, sensitive data classification validation, false positive tuning, and performance impact assessment.
• Guardrails. Alert thresholds for mass data export, privileged DBA query logging, schema change notifications, and after-hours access flags.
• Reporting. Database access audits, regulatory reporting for GDPR, CCPA, and HIPAA, privileged database activity summaries, and anomaly trend reports.

Once a document leaves your perimeter, access control has to travel with it. Digital rights administration keeps sensitive content governed wherever it goes.

• Design. Content classification taxonomy, access model design by role, content, and location, expiration strategy, and watermarking approach.
• Implementation. Policy enforcement point deployment, user and group provisioning, integration with identity providers, and offline usage configurations.
• Review. Protection strength validation, policy enforcement testing, leak testing simulations, and user experience impact assessment.
• Guardrails. Minimum device requirements, geographic restrictions, copy and print disable settings, and forced password-protected viewing.
• Reporting. Document access logs, policy violation reports, expiration notification tracking, and revoked access confirmations.