// STANDARDS
Practical standards for systems SMEs can actually operate.
We use recognised frameworks, but translate them into concrete actions: MFA, backups, access reviews, PDPA hygiene, documentation, and recovery readiness.
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Operational resilience
Controls that help the business recover when software, vendors, or hardware fail.
Backup and recovery checks
Confirm what is backed up, where it lives, and whether recovery has been tested.
Source-code and deployment ownership
Reduce dependency on a single vendor, developer, or undocumented machine.
Runbooks and handover notes
Document how systems start, stop, deploy, fail, and recover.
Monitoring and alerting
Make important failures visible before they become business surprises.
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Security readiness
Practical controls for tenders, customer reviews, insurance questions, and baseline risk reduction.
MFA implementation
Prioritise administrative, finance, remote-access, and cloud accounts.
Access control reviews
Check who has access, whether they still need it, and how changes are approved.
Ransomware preparedness
Review backups, privileged access, patching, and recovery procedures.
Vulnerability assessment
Find and prioritise issues in applications, servers, and exposed services.
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Compliance hygiene
Lightweight evidence and practices for SMEs that need to answer serious questions clearly.
PDPA hygiene
Review personal data access, retention, transfer, and basic protection practices.
Tender evidence
Prepare clear answers for customer and procurement security questionnaires.
Change records
Track system decisions, fixes, releases, and known risks in a usable way.
Recognised baselines
Use relevant parts of NIST CSF, OWASP ASVS, CIS Benchmarks, and cloud well-architected guidance.