An employee leaves
Were their accounts, sessions and permissions removed everywhere?
Palmward Digital Security
Palmward brings accounts, devices, email, domains, cloud systems, data and networks into one security model. It covers employee onboarding, daily access and recovery when something goes wrong.
Daily reality
Were their accounts, sessions and permissions removed everywhere?
Does the business control the domain, DNS and administrator accounts?
Which devices can open company information, and who is responsible for them?
Who can create, share, export and revoke them?
Has anyone tested what it can actually restore?
Who must act when an alert appears?
The complete environment
Users, administrators, MFA, privilege, supplier access, onboarding, role changes and offboarding.
Corporate and personal devices, inventory, configuration, encryption, updates, endpoint protection and response.
Workspace controls, phishing protection, DNS, SPF/DKIM/DMARC, websites, ecommerce and social administrators.
Storage, CRM, applications, permissions, third parties, sharing, exports, backups and account ownership.
Office and guest Wi-Fi, segmentation, firewalls, remote access, CCTV, IoT, access systems and multiple sites.
Protected backups, restoration tests, priorities, responsibilities, escalation and account recovery.
First practical step
Know what is exposed. Regain control.
The review gives leadership and technical teams a map of ownership, exposure, priorities and recovery readiness. Specialist testing can be scoped separately when required.
What exists, where it lives and who owns it.
Users, privileged accounts, agencies and supplier access.
The gaps that need attention first.
Specific actions and a roadmap for the first 30, 60 and 90 days.
Backups, restoration, roles and continuity priorities.
Clear decisions for leadership, supported by technical detail.
Operating model
Understand assets, access, exposure and ownership.
Correct priority risks and deploy selected controls.
Operate users, devices, suppliers and recurring reviews.
Coordinate owners, suppliers and specialists during an incident.
Adapt as the business, team and technology change.
Practical protection
Accounts, administrator roles, MFA and supplier access are named, limited and reviewed.
Devices, email, domains, cloud services and networks receive controls appropriate to the environment.
Backups, restoration priorities, responsibilities and response paths are documented and tested.
Recurring ownership, review, coordinated response and continuous improvement.
The review is informed by NIST CSF 2.0 and CIS Controls IG1. These references describe the method and do not imply certification.
Regain control
Know what exists, who has access and what must change first.
Do not send passwords, credentials or sensitive business information through WhatsApp. We will arrange an appropriate private channel after the initial conversation.