Rules that have grown over time
Temporary rules stay in place, or are broader than the business process requires.
Rules, firmware, VPN access and changes in the network need permanent maintenance. BITSS takes on this operational task within a clearly defined scope.
Allow-lists that have grown over years, outdated firmware and remote access that is no longer needed create risks you can barely see on the device itself.
Temporary rules stay in place, or are broader than the business process requires.
Firmware updates are postponed for fear of downtime, or never reviewed systematically at all.
VPN accounts, provider access and site connections are not reviewed regularly.
The exact scope depends on your existing IT, your business requirements and the agreed response times.
The limits of the service and the interfaces to internal staff or other providers are agreed in writing before we start.
Only the connections and services that are needed are deliberately allowed.
Updates and changes are treated as a recurring task.
Rules and access no longer depend on what individual people happen to remember.
Existing systems, risks, dependencies and responsibilities are recorded.
We define what BITSS takes on, which limits apply and how incidents are handled.
Monitoring, changes and documentation remain active tasks after onboarding.
As soon as there are several systems, remote access, cloud services or business-critical data, network access should be deliberately secured and managed.
With a managed firewall, operation, changes, updates and documented responsibilities are a permanent part of the service.
That is assessed on the basis of security status, vendor support, performance and maintainability. Replacement is not an end in itself.
Through controlled VPN access, suitable authentication and limited permissions. The specific implementation depends on the existing infrastructure.
In the initial call we look at your existing systems, open risks and responsibilities. You receive a clear assessment of which measures really take priority.