Insights library
Understand the decision behind the technology.
Explore the context, compare approaches and work through the practical questions facing your IT team.
Cybersecurity · Explainer
Non-human identities need an owner beyond the next secret rotation
Separate workloads, identities, credentials and permissions so automated access has an accountable owner, a justified scope and a working retirement path.
Cybersecurity · Practical guide
Vulnerability prioritisation: choose the next action, not just the highest score
Order remediation by exploitation evidence, reachable access and business consequences, then give each decision an owner, a deadline and a reason to change.
Cybersecurity · Practical guide
Access reviews are unfinished until the permission changes
Give reviewers a business decision they can understand, define what silence means and verify that denied access is removed at the system that grants it.
Cybersecurity · Decision guide
Incident response retainers: find out what starts when you call
Compare the first response, investigation scope, recovery handover and spending authority. A response-time promise is only one part of an incident retainer.
Cybersecurity · Practical guide
Close SaaS lifecycle gaps at the application, not the identity dashboard
Test joiner, mover and leaver outcomes inside SaaS applications. Separate provisioning, permissions and session revocation to expose unfinished changes.
Cybersecurity · Decision guide
Enterprise passkeys: choose who controls the credential lifecycle
Compare synced and device-bound enterprise passkeys through key custody, shared devices and recovery. Entra policy details show why configuration matters.
Cybersecurity · Decision guide
ZTNA versus VPN: migrate the access journey, not just the tunnel
Choose ZTNA or retained VPN access by application, device and failure mode. Test protocol support, denied access and recovery before retiring the old route.
Cybersecurity · Practical guide
RTO and RPO testing: stop the clock when the service works
Turn RTO and RPO targets into recovery tests with observable start and stop points, usable data and evidence of service recovery beyond a completed restore.
Cybersecurity · Practical guide
Ransomware recovery exercises: prove the service can take an order again
Design a ransomware tabletop and controlled restore around one business transaction, with safe boundaries, dependency failures and a clear acceptance decision.
