EasyLink / Cyber Security

Security starts with knowing what needs protection.

EasyLink’s department map identifies firewall and endpoint security as focus areas. The useful first step is to understand users, devices, access paths and the systems that would be affected by a security incident.

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Illustrative ICT security colleagues reviewing a workstation

Who this is for

Start with the environment you have.

For teams reviewing perimeter controls, endpoint protection or the ownership of day-to-day security decisions. The precise deliverables, products, coverage and support responsibilities are agreed before work begins.

Areas of work

A practical look at the department.

These topics come from EasyLink's supplied department map. Each one has its own design and ownership decisions.

01Firewall planning

Review traffic paths, policy ownership, remote access and the change process for network controls.

02Endpoint security

Identify device groups, protection needs, alert ownership and the steps taken when an issue is detected.

03Product selection

Compare fit, deployment requirements and operating responsibilities before selecting a platform.

04Security handover

Document who administers controls, receives alerts and approves changes in the agreed scope.

The supplied department map names Sophos, Fortinet, ESET, CrowdStrike and Bitdefender as technology options. Their appearance here does not imply a partnership, accreditation or that every product is included in an EasyLink engagement.

How a project takes shape

Scope first. Then the work.

This is a useful sequence for planning. The delivery plan and responsibilities depend on your site, systems and agreement.

  1. 01Map the environment
  2. 02Identify exposure
  3. 03Select controls
  4. 04Review operation

Questions to settle

Know what you are agreeing to.
Which security platform should we choose?

The answer depends on your devices, network, existing tools and people available to operate the controls. Product selection should follow an environment review.

Does a firewall replace endpoint protection?

No. They address different parts of the environment. Access, devices, data and recovery need separate decisions.

Is continuous monitoring included?

Coverage and alert response must be agreed explicitly in the service scope. This page does not promise around-the-clock monitoring.

Plan the next move

Tell us what needs to work better.

Service inquiry / Cyber Security

Tell us about your environment.

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