Planning a network security policy means asking hard questions on what resources you have and if they are really something someone would want to get into. In addition, it entails making the security as transparent to the users on the network as possible, because if it is a drag they will just bypass the whole thing and render it ineffective.
Kenton Maar will use the following methodology to assess your organisations need for security and then make recommendations based on our experience and your needs.
Our approach to your security is undertaken using the following methodology:
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Develop your approach to security policy |
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Create a site security policy |
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Identify the threats |
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Understand your network use and responsibilities |
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Identify who is allowed to use network resources |
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Identify how the network resources are to be used |
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Determine who is authorised to grant access to your resources and approve usage. |
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Ensure that users are responsible for the security policy. |
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Determine the responsibilities of system administrators. |
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Plan what to do with sensitive information. |
Once this has been completed, you will have a complete strategy to implement and ensure the security of your systems together with the ability to modify and enhance this strategy as demands grow. Kenton Maar will undertake to offer advice in assisting you with any future development and providing the necessary resource to ensure the correct implementation of your security.
