SRV-04
Cyber Security
Most incidents begin with open remote access, shared credentials, or a camera network that can reach finance systems. Architecture is corrected, then monitoring is maintained.
The network is segmented so an issue in one area cannot propagate freely, monitoring is configured for actionable alerts, a concise incident-response plan is documented, and CCTV is aligned with the same access rules. Security becomes an operational practice rather than an emergency response.
Project outcomes
Results after handover
- Reduced unconstrained paths between guest, camera, and finance systems
- Actionable alerts rather than a volume of ignored warnings
- A documented response path: contacts and first isolation steps
- Monthly status suitable for management reporting
Delivery process
From site survey to handover
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Architecture aligned with operations
Zones, access rules, and firewall policy based on actual file movement and authentication — not a generic vendor template.
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Monitoring and detection
Layered sensors and correlated alerts so significant events are not lost in noise.
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Incident-response plan
Escalation, containment, and recovery, documented so the first hour is not improvised.
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CCTV under the same access rules
Video surveillance is part of the security architecture, not a separate island that can become an entry path.