Defining the need
The risks to be closed and the source of the requirement, be it NIS2, a customer contract, a cyber insurance questionnaire or your own risk analysis.
Products come last. We start by writing down exactly what needs protecting, and only after that compare what is on the market.
The risks to be closed and the source of the requirement, be it NIS2, a customer contract, a cyber insurance questionnaire or your own risk analysis.
Many organisations already pay for Microsoft 365 plans that include device protection, device management or conditional access, yet leave those features idle. What is included depends on the plan, so we confirm it before recommending any purchase.
Where something new is needed, we compare two or three candidates on your scale, your team's skills and total cost over three years rather than the introductory price.
A mixed group of users and computers from different departments runs the tool first, so conflicts with accounting packages, printer drivers or legacy line-of-business software show up early.
Policies, integration with existing systems and distribution via Intune, Group Policy or the vendor's console. No one needs to visit each workstation.
Your administrator learns to interpret alerts and manage exceptions. Alternatively we keep tuning the setup under an ongoing contract.
Every phase has an agreed finish line, and the next one starts only when the previous result is stable.
We define the outcome and how to measure it, such as the percentage of managed devices or the response time to alerts.
Five to ten machines. Finding an incompatibility there costs a fraction of finding it across the whole fleet.
One team at a time, with a way back at each step and a gradual move from monitoring to enforcement.
Configuration notes, remote training and an agreed alert-handling routine that also covers who reacts after hours.
A security tool left switched off is the priciest one you own. A common sight is EDR without a single blocking rule, or conditional access that applies to two test accounts. Before spending anything, make sure the licences you already hold are fully put to work.
That depends on the number of accounts and devices. Both can be delivered remotely, and we plan the timeline around the renewal date. We begin with the most privileged accounts and external access, then extend coverage to everyone. You also receive a configuration summary to attach to the insurer's questionnaire.
Yes. Devices can be enrolled in Intune without a traditional domain, including those used by remote staff. After enrolment they receive the same security settings as the rest of the fleet.
Licences are registered to your organisation and you hold admin access to the consoles. If you switch provider, you hand over permissions and documentation without buying anything again.
All of it happens remotely through Intune, Group Policy or the vendor's console. When a device has to be plugged in physically, one of your employees or a local contractor does so from our written steps while we handle the configuration.
Tell us what you are evaluating or already own, and why the need arose. We will outline a pilot and roll-out plan.
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