Protect your business.
Protect your users, devices, identities and business data.
Security starts with understanding your environment.
A practical security approach considers users, devices, identities, systems and business information.
Cybersecurity is not limited to responding when something goes wrong. Organizations need to understand their security posture, identify vulnerabilities and prioritize the areas that require attention.
GEI's cybersecurity services can include assessment, protection, security configuration, identity controls, vulnerability management, security awareness and recovery-focused planning.
Practical security capabilities for today's technology environment.
GEI's cybersecurity services can include the following areas, depending on the organization's environment and requirements.
Security Posture Assessments
Review the organization's security environment to identify areas that may require attention.
Vulnerability Assessment
Identify vulnerabilities across relevant systems, devices and technology environments.
Penetration Testing
Assess the security of appropriate systems and environments through controlled testing.
Endpoint Detection & Response
Support security monitoring and response across appropriate endpoint environments.
Microsoft 365 Security
Security-focused configuration and protection for Microsoft 365 environments.
MFA & Identity Protection
Strengthen account protection through multi-factor authentication and identity security controls.
Conditional Access
Apply appropriate access controls based on identity, device and security conditions.
Email Security
Help protect users and organizations against email-based security threats.
Security Awareness
Help users understand security risks and their role in protecting organizational information.
Patch & Vulnerability Management
Support ongoing identification and management of technology vulnerabilities.
Backup & Recovery Security
Consider security within backup, recovery and resilience planning.
Security Configuration Reviews
Review relevant technology configurations to identify security improvements.
Remediation Planning
Help prioritize identified security gaps and establish practical next steps.
Security across the technology environment.
Effective security requires attention to the different parts of an organization's technology environment.
Users
Security awareness, account protection, authentication and appropriate access.
Devices
Endpoint protection, vulnerability management and security configuration.
Identities
MFA, Conditional Access and identity protection for appropriate environments.
Business Data
Security considerations for business information, Microsoft 365 and recovery.
A practical approach to improving security.
Security priorities depend on the organization's technology environment, risks and business requirements.
Understand
Understand the organization, users, technology environment and security requirements.
Assess
Review the security posture, vulnerabilities and areas that require attention.
Implement
Apply appropriate security controls, configuration changes and remediation steps.
Support
Continue reviewing security needs and supporting the environment as requirements evolve.
Ready to strengthen your security posture?
Tell GEI what you are trying to protect, improve or understand. We can start with the environment and the business requirement.