Accounts and rights
Identify users, roles and application access to limit rights to the needs of each team.
Cybersecurity
Protect access, data and business continuity.
IT security concerns accounts, backups, applications and daily uses. C2M helps you frame the topics to examine according to your environment.
A system to be considered as a whole
AccessWho can view or modify the information?
DataWhat data should be protected and backed up?
ResumptionHow to continue the activity after an incident?
The first subjects
Four points to consider as a priority.
A useful discussion begins with the data to be protected and the actual uses. These topics help to prepare a suitable scope of analysis.
Backups
Define the information to be kept, its backup frequency and the checks necessary to be able to restore it.
Applications and equipment
Examine the systems used, their data exchanges and the equipment connected to the work environment.
Continuity
Prepare priority roles, data and operations to resume when an incident disrupts business.
A progressive approach
Start by understanding what exists.
Cybersecurity is not just about installing a tool. You must know the applications used, the access granted, the critical data and the constraints of the organization.
C2M can review these elements with your team and suggest the next technical or organizational steps to consider.
01Map tools, users and data.
02Identify control points and priority needs.
03Define the measures to be studied and their order of implementation.
Security of management projects.
An ERP or EDM brings together data useful to several teams. Access rights, backups and exchanges with other tools must therefore be part of the thinking from the framing stage.
AlKhadim and GED
Linking protection and use.
For an AlKhadim project, C2M can specify the roles of the users, the data to be collected and the documents to be managed. The security perimeter depends on the configuration chosen and the technical context.
Discover AlKhadimFrequently asked questions
Prepare a first exchange.
These questions make it possible to gather useful information before defining a scope of intervention.
Where to start when looking at IT security?
List applications, important data, who accesses them, and existing backups. This view helps to choose the first checks.
Are backups enough to ensure continuity?
They are a part of it. It is also necessary to define how to restore data, which tools have priority and who intervenes after an incident.
Does security also concern RFID and equipment?
Yes. Connected equipment, access to collected data and exchanges with applications must be taken into account in the project.
Can we integrate this subject into an AlKhadim project?
Access, data and backups can be discussed during the framing of an AlKhadim or GED deployment.
Describe your environment.
Explain the tools used, the data involved, and the security issues your team wants to address. C2M can help you plan what happens next.
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