Security and compliance solutions
Turn security requirements into practical actions.
New systems, accumulated permissions and growing evidence requirements can become difficult to manage. SYNEDAT connects technical security work with clear responsibilities and understandable documentation. You receive a prioritized basis for addressing risks and showing progress to the teams responsible.
SYNEDAT PLATFORM
Platform experience for your project
We use these selected tools in SYNEDAT PLATFORM or its delivery processes. We adapt suitable practices to your project and align their integration with your existing systems.
Quality and the software supply chain
SonarQube · Trivy · Dependency-Track · DefectDojo · Renovate · Syft · Cosign
Code quality, vulnerabilities, dependencies and artifact provenance require different checks. Findings need to be linked to the product and delivered version, with a defined process for resolving them. Automated checks complement reviews and informed decisions.
Security and quality information that teams can act on.
Identities, secrets and policies
Keycloak · OpenBao · External Secrets · Kyverno
Sign-in, technical secrets and platform policies serve different purposes. We connect them with roles, limited permissions and documented exceptions. The selected tools form part of a common access and operating model.
Controlled access and more consistent platform policies.
Observability and operations
Prometheus · Grafana · Alloy · Loki · Tempo
Metrics, logs and traces provide different views of applications and platforms. We organize data sources, dashboards and alert paths around specific operating questions. Retention, sensitive data and costs are considered when planning data collection.
Better incident diagnosis and informed operating decisions.
From your requirements to practical results
A useful action plan connects actual risks with your organization's workflows. We assess applications, cloud environments, infrastructure and identities within the agreed scope. Findings are prioritized and linked to owners, implementation steps and evidence. Requirements are agreed with the responsible teams.
Gain visibility into security risks
Assessments and technical tests provide a documented starting point. Scope, access and test conditions are agreed before work begins. Findings include context and guidance for prioritizing action.
Organize identities and privileged access
Roles, technical accounts and administrative rights are tailored to their task. Authentication, approvals and emergency access are considered together. A reliable assignment of responsibility facilitates ongoing maintenance and control.
Secure applications and platforms
Security requirements belong in architecture, development and deployment. We support appropriate testing, hardening and vulnerability handling. Exceptions and remaining risks are documented for decisions by the responsible people.
Prepare detection and response
Relevant events, alert routes and responsibilities provide the basis for security operations. We plan assessment, escalation and initial response procedures. Service hours and authority to act are explicitly agreed.
Prepare relevant evidence
Controls need documented results, owners and an update process. We support technical and organizational documentation within the agreed scope. Interpretation of legal requirements remains with the responsible specialists.
Deliver and verify improvements
A prioritized action plan combines risks, effort and dependencies. Agreed changes are tested and documented. Regular reviews show which points have been completed and where further action is needed.
A clear path to deployment
Define scope and assess the current state
We clarify systems, goals, requirements and existing evidence. Your responsible teams agree an appropriate assessment and delivery scope with us.
Prioritize and implement measures
Findings are assessed clearly and translated into specific tasks. Implementation considers the effect on business teams and operations.
Check effectiveness and complete handover
Agreed controls are rechecked. Documentation, open risks and ongoing tasks are handed over to the teams responsible.
What you receive
- An understandable assessment of the agreed security areas.
- A prioritized action plan with responsibilities and dependencies.
- Testable implementation results and usable evidence documentation.
Three ways to get started
Security and evidence assessment
For clear priorities: systems, requirements, existing controls and key areas for action.
Discuss your project: Security and evidence assessmentImplement an agreed set of controls
For specific improvements: agreed controls, tests, documentation and handover to the responsible teams.
Discuss your project: Implement an agreed set of controlsStructure ongoing security tasks
For defined support: roles, review frequency, handling procedures and agreed service boundaries.
Discuss your project: Structure ongoing security tasksQuestions before you decide
Where should we start with security and compliance?
A coordinated overview of systems, risks and specific requirements helps with prioritization. Existing tests and documents are included. This results in an initial scope with the most important open points and suitable next steps.
Is a penetration test always the right way to start?
A penetration test examines certain technical attack paths within an agreed framework. If responsibilities, architecture or system overview are still unclear, an assessment may be useful first. The selection follows your specific question.
How do you support ISO 27001, NIS2 or data protection issues?
We can support technical controls, risk assessments, measures and evidence to the agreed extent. The legal or organisational requirements that apply will be clarified with your responsible specialist departments. A project does not replace independent certification or legal assessment.
Do all findings have to be corrected immediately?
Findings are prioritized according to their context, possible impacts, and existing protective measures. Those responsible decide on implementation, transitional measures, or justified risk acceptance. Dependencies and available resources are included in the action plan.
How do security controls remain effective in operation?
Controls need owners, regular review and procedures for changes and exceptions. We plan these tasks alongside technical implementation. Suitable measurements and evidence support ongoing maintenance.
Can existing security tools be integrated?
Yes. We assess data sources, capabilities and current workflows before selecting additional products. Information must reach the teams responsible for acting on it. A new tool needs suitable operational and follow-up processes.
Does SYNEDAT automatically provide round-the-clock monitoring?
Service scope, hours and response targets are explicitly agreed. An assessment or deployment project does not automatically include ongoing monitoring. Required coverage, responsibilities and escalation paths are defined separately for support.
What do we get as a result of a security project?
The agreed scope can include findings, an action plan, implemented controls, retesting and operational documentation. Deliverables are prepared for use by the responsible teams. Open issues and limitations are clearly identified.
Which security question needs a reliable answer next?
Describe the affected systems, upcoming requirements and existing findings. We help define a suitable assessment or prioritized set of actions.
Discuss your project