As networks approach the unknown
Networks become more complex as they get interconnected with IT, OT, remote offices, and third-party partners. As a network continues to grow, it becomes susceptible to a plethora of security breaches raising several concerns over network segmentation and exposure risk due to lack of proper cybersecurity controls. Today’s cyber-attacks can cause interruption to core services and potentially severe disruption to operations, leading to financial losses.
With growing cyber-attacks, cloud migration has become a vital step towards cybersecurity. Other benefits of cloud computing include rapid deployment, low upfront costs, flexibility and scalability.
Organisations should ensure that technologies, policies, controls, and services are in place to protect cloud data, applications, and infrastructure from risks and threats. Some of the common challenges with cloud security are increased attack surface, lack of visibility and tracking, granular privileged access, key management, and cloud compliance and governance to regulatory standards.
Why OwlGaze?
OwlGaze can engineer a secure network to support your productivity, business growth, and cost optimisation while reducing your company’s exposure to cyber-attacks. We do this through our end-to-end approach where we first analyse your ecosystem, architect what your ideal infrastructure would be, perform a gap analysis, then subsequently engineer and implement the solutions needed to secure your network.
OwlGaze can help establish the fundamentals of cybersecurity by providing:
Engineering
To architect, design, and adopt cybersecurity standards to secure on-premise, hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
Application migration
To merge and manage clouds with a defined strategy for ease of accessibility while ensuring security controls are in place.
Security & compliance
To conduct cloud service security gap assessment and compliance.
Cloud operating model
To provide governance, process, and a security baseline for a standardised and effective onboarding.