Growing Business
Grow the team without losing control of access.
For businesses of roughly fifty to two hundred and fifty people, where hiring has outpaced the way access and onboarding are handled, and security is starting to be asked about.
Everything is manual, and access is the part that hurts.
Growth adds people faster than it adds process. Onboarding is a checklist that differs by manager. People change role and keep everything. The number of tools multiplies, and so does the number of accounts nobody owns.
At the same time, customers and insurers begin asking security questions the business cannot easily answer. The fix is not more tools. It is a clearer model of who should have access to what, and automation to carry it out.
Signs this is you
- Onboarding takes a different form for every team
- People accumulate access as they change role
- Nobody owns the list of applications, or the accounts in them
- Security lags behind headcount
- Access reviews are done once a year, in a hurry, if at all
What we do
Put the access model first, then make the everyday work follow it.
Design the access model
Roles, rules and owners agreed before anything is configured, so access follows the job and not the request.
Service 02Identity & Cybersecurity
Automate joiners, movers and leavers
Starter, role-change and leaver events drive accounts, access and devices, instead of a checklist.
Service 01AI & Automation
Look after the environment consistently
Devices, cloud services and upkeep managed to one standard, so growth does not multiply the differences.
Service 03Managed IT
Make reviews routine
Owners confirm access on a schedule, and the evidence is kept for the questions customers and insurers ask.
Service 02Identity & Cybersecurity
Where it starts
The first step is small
Usually mapping how people join, move and leave today, and where access goes wrong. That shows where the biggest gain is, and what to do first.
Questions
Do we need to buy new tools?
Not by default. The first questions are what the tools you have can already do, and whether they are set up to do it.
How is this different from Managed IT?
Managed IT looks after the everyday environment. This solution is about the access model that growth strains, and it draws on Managed IT and automation to carry it out.
Start with the problem.
Tell us what is getting in the way, and we will take it from there.