Palmward Digital Security

Control the complete digital surface of your business.

Palmward brings identities, devices, email, domains, cloud, applications, data and networks under one clear security model—from employee onboarding to business recovery.

Daily reality

The risk often hides in normal operation.

01

The employee left

Did every session, application and permission leave too?

02

An agency created the website

Who controls the domain, DNS and administrator accounts?

03

Personal devices access company files

Which devices, which information and under whose responsibility?

04

Cloud links move data outside the office

Who can create, share, export or revoke them?

05

A backup exists

Has anyone restored it and confirmed what the business can recover?

06

Security tools send alerts

Who is accountable for acting when something happens?

Know who has access. Know where the data lives. Know the business can recover.

Digital security is not a collection of products. It is clear ownership across people, access, devices, information and recovery.

The control surface

What we protect.

01

Identity & access

Users, administrators, MFA, privilege, supplier access, onboarding, role changes and offboarding.

02

Devices & endpoints

Corporate and personal devices, inventory, configuration, encryption, updates, endpoint protection and response.

03

Email, domains & digital presence

Workspace controls, phishing protection, DNS, SPF/DKIM/DMARC, websites, ecommerce and social administrators.

04

Cloud, SaaS & data

Storage, CRM, applications, permissions, third parties, sharing, exports, backups and account ownership.

05

Networks & connected environments

Office and guest Wi-Fi, segmentation, firewalls, remote access, CCTV, IoT, access systems and multiple sites.

06

Recovery & continuity

Protected backups, restoration tests, priorities, responsibilities, escalation and account recovery.

Entry product

Palmward Digital Security Review.

Know what is exposed. Regain control.

We review digital assets, identities, administrators, devices, email, domains, cloud applications, data sharing, suppliers, networks, backups and recovery readiness.

This is an executive and technical control review. It is not presented as a certified audit or penetration test.

01

Digital Asset Map

What exists, where it lives and who owns it.

02

Access & Administrator Map

Users, privileged accounts, agencies and supplier access.

03

Priority Exposure Review

The gaps that need attention first.

04

Immediate Control Plan

Specific actions and a practical 30–60–90 day roadmap.

05

Recovery Readiness

Backups, restoration, roles and continuity priorities.

06

Executive Summary

Clear decisions for leadership, supported by technical detail.

Operating model

From exposure to lasting control.

01

Review

Understand assets, access, exposure and ownership.

02

Secure

Correct priority risks and deploy selected controls.

03

Manage

Operate users, devices, suppliers and recurring reviews.

04

Respond

Coordinate owners, vendors and specialists during an incident.

05

Improve

Adapt as the business, team and technology change.

Practical protection

Add what the environment needs.

01

Identity & Access Control

Accounts, MFA, administrator roles and supplier access.

02

Endpoint & Device Control

Inventory, configuration, protection and response.

03

Email, Domain & Cloud Control

Protect the surfaces customers and teams depend on.

04

Backup & Recovery Readiness

Prepare and test how the business gets back to work.

05

Employee Lifecycle

Secure onboarding, role changes and offboarding.

06

Ongoing Security Operations

Recurring ownership, review and improvement without pretending to be a SOC.

Security that does not take ownership away from the client.

Client-controlled critical accountsLimited and documented accessRevocable permissionsClear data and configuration handover

Our review methodology is structured around practical outcomes from NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 and the CIS Controls Implementation Group 1. This does not imply certification by NIST or CIS.

Regain control

Start with a clear map.

Know what exists, who has access and what must change first.