Security Design

By designing and integrating security controls, mechanisms, and policies into the overall architecture of a system to ensure its confidentiality, integrity, and availability. It refers to the process of planning and implementing measures to protect a system, network, or infrastructure from potential threats and vulnerabilities.

Where do I start?

At Syntory, we understand that designing a secure network can be a complex and challenging task. That’s why we offer a comprehensive security design service that helps businesses create secure and efficient networks that meet their unique needs.

Our team of experienced network security professionals works with you to understand your business requirements and designs a network architecture that is tailored to your specific needs. We take a holistic approach to network security, incorporating multiple layers of security controls to protect against a range of threats.

Our Security Design service includes a detailed assessment of your existing network infrastructure, along with recommendations for improving your security posture. We provide you with a customised network design that includes the latest security technologies and best practices, such as firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and Network Access Control (NAC).

We also provide ongoing support to help you maintain your network security posture. Our goal is to ensure that your network is secure, reliable, and optimised for performance, so you can focus on your core business operations with peace of mind.

Why is a Security Design important?

Threat mitigation

By incorporating security measures from the initial design phase, potential threats and vulnerabilities can be identified and mitigated proactively.

Defense in depth

A layered approach, where multiple security controls and mechanisms are implemented at different levels of the system.

Scalability and flexibility

A security design allows for the addition of a new security controls and the adaptation of existing ones.

Compliance and regulatory requirements

It helps organisations demonstrate compliance with legal and regulatory frameworks, avoiding penalties and reputational damage.

Reduced costs

Addressing security concerns early on minimizes the need for costly remediation and potential downtime.

Overall, Security Design is crucial for building secure and resilient systems, protecting sensitive data, and safeguarding the integrity and reputation of organizations and individuals.