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IT security in Bamberg: managed security
Looking at digital security as a whole: from the systems worth protecting to the people who work with them every day.
Talk about Managed SecurityWhat we do
Security is not a product but a state that has to be maintained. We look at technology, processes and people together: where are systems vulnerable, who has which rights and what happens in an emergency? The analysis yields a traceable sequence of measures that even small teams can implement. For companies that want to set up a solid foundation or an independent view of the status quo.
- Security concepts and system hardening →We check servers, clients and the network against recognized recommendations and close gaps by priority: patch levels, services, encryption and secure baseline configurations. The result is a documented target state you can maintain over time.
- Access and permission models →Who may do what, and why? We design role and permission concepts based on the principle of least privilege and implement them in directory, network and applications.
- Backup, recovery and emergency planning →A backup only counts once restoring it has been tested. We plan backup strategy, retention and recovery, and rehearse the worst case.
- Awareness and traceable processes →Security often fails in everyday work. We create understandable policies, checklists and training content so employees can act securely.
- Connecting and securing cloud AI →We connect services such as OpenAI, Anthropic Claude or Google Gemini in a controlled way: access, data protection check points, permissions, logging and rules against uncontrolled data leakage.
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