Secure environments
Close what's exposed today.
We check who can access what across your company, close the weak points and document it for GDPR.
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What stops happening
Several people log in with the same password.
We don't know who has access to what.
Someone who left the company can still open the email or the Drive.
We're asked to comply with GDPR and don't know where to start.
What we do
- Audit of accounts, permissions and configuration, with a report of what's exposed, ranked by risk.
- Access control: individual accounts, two-step verification, role-based permissions and a clear process for onboarding and offboarding.
- Secure configuration of servers, websites and Google Workspace.
- The technical documentation your advisor needs for GDPR.
How we do it
Review
We check accounts, permissions and configuration with the minimum access needed.
Report
You get in writing what's exposed and what to close first.
Lock down
We apply the changes in order of risk and walk your team through what changes.
Watch
We keep it monitored. If something new shows up, we see it and close it.
Frequently asked questions
Is this only for large companies?
No. A shared password or a former employee's account exposes a five-person company just as much as a five-hundred-person one. We start with whatever carries the most risk.
Does this replace a lawyer or a DPO?
No. We handle the technical side and give your legal advisor the documentation they need.
Will this stop our work?
We plan changes so your team keeps working, and we give notice before each one.
Do you work with Google Workspace?
Yes. We review users, Drive sharing, two-step verification and third-party apps with access to your account.
What happens to the data you see during the review?
We use only the access we need, we don't copy data out of your systems, and everything is GDPR-compliant.
Start by knowing who can access what
In one call, we'll work out what to review first in your company.