Endpoint protection
Use modern endpoint security, managed configuration, monitoring, and response practices to protect user devices and servers.
Cybersecurity and continuity
Protect the business. Prepare for disruption.
Combine preventative security, recoverable data, tested procedures, and practical guidance so one incident does not become a business-ending event.
Layered protection
Security is strongest when protection and recovery are designed together.
CoreData helps organizations reduce preventable exposure while ensuring that important systems and information can be recovered when something still goes wrong.
Backup and immutable storage
Design off-site and on-premise backup around business priorities, useful retention periods, and recovery requirements.
Disaster recovery
Document recovery procedures, identify dependencies, and conduct periodic testing before a real recovery event.
Vulnerability assessment
Assess external and internal exposure, document findings, and turn technical risk into a prioritized remediation plan.
Monitoring and alerting
Watch critical infrastructure and services for availability, unexpected change, and conditions requiring attention.
Practical improvement
Strengthen the highest-value controls first and continue improving without overwhelming the organization.
Business continuity
Recovery has to work under pressure.
A backup is only one part of continuity. CoreData helps identify critical services, recovery order, people, credentials, dependencies, and the decisions that need to be made during an outage.
- Recovery objectives tied to business operations
- Documented responsibilities and escalation paths
- Backup retention matched to actual needs
- Periodic recovery exercises and lessons learned
Know where you stand
Start with the risks that matter to the business.
Talk with CoreData about endpoint security, backup, recovery testing, or a broader security assessment.