Know your risks
Security work is easier to act on when the scope and ownership are clear. We help connect technical risks with procedures your team can use.
- Review the website ecosystem
Identify the website, hosting, third-party services, data flows, and access points that belong in the plan.
- Prioritize the risks
Assess where weaknesses or unclear procedures could affect your business, then agree on what to address first.
- Write usable policies
Document expectations for access, software updates, data handling, and the responsibilities of your team and providers.
- Plan mitigation
Define practical safeguards and follow-up work, with an owner and a way to review progress.
Document rules
The documents you need depend on your systems and obligations. Common areas to work through include:
Access and permissions
Define who can access each system, how access is approved, and what happens when someone changes roles or leaves.
Updates and changes
Establish how patches and website changes are reviewed, tested, applied, and recorded.
Backups and recovery
Document backup responsibilities, recovery steps, and how restoration will be checked.
Incident response
Set out how to report a suspected problem, who coordinates the response, and how the team communicates.
Act on findings
- Map the scope
Review your website, related systems, current documents, and the people responsible for them.
- Build the plan
Prioritize findings and document policies, mitigation work, and response procedures.
- Keep it current
Identify review points as systems, people, and risks change. Connect the plan with ongoing technical support where needed.
Questions about security planning
A policy defines expectations and responsibilities. It needs to be backed by appropriate technical controls and day-to-day practice. No policy or service can eliminate every security risk.
We can include relevant hosting, integrations, accounts, and third-party services in the agreed scope. We’ll work with your team and other providers to clarify access and responsibilities.
This service focuses on risk identification, planning, policies, and mitigation. A formal certification, compliance assessment, or penetration test is a separate requirement to discuss and scope with the right specialists.
Put a security plan in place
Tell us about your website, connected systems, and current concerns. We’ll help you define the work that needs attention.