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RGT CyberTech service delivery platform is your single point of contact. Our service desk manages incidents, service requests and handles communication with our customers.

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Design architecture

For when projects need scoping, not simply fulfilment. Technical discovery and fact finding. Understanding what is in place today and how it can be enhanced.​

  • Data Flow

  • Infrastructure

  • Connectivity

  • Discovery

  • Compliance

  • Scalable

  • High and low-level designs

  • Defining Scope of Work

  • Zero Trust security strategy

     

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With RGT CyberTech, enterprises can seamlessly deploy and operate global networks connecting users, sites, and clouds with integrated security services, full visibility and governance. 

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  • Conduct A Security Risk Assessment

  • Set Your Security Goals

  • Evaluate Your Technology

  • Select A Security Framework

  • Review Security Policies

  • Create A Risk Management Plan

  • Implement Your Security Strategy

  • Evaluate Your Security Strategy

Deploy a solution 

Service Level Agreement (SLA) are available from RGT's deploying skilled technical people via our contracts.

 

SLA contracted customers can submit their support queries on helpdesk@rgtintl.com

Support Services

Upon which a ticket number will be assigned to resolve your query.

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We are here to work with you as your Managed IT Security Service Provider, meeting your technology infrastructure and security needs every step of the way. You may have the tools you need to get the job done, but if you aren’t using them properly, nothing will change.

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Managed Service Provider (MSP)

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​Explore all security solutions that we offer.

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to meet your organizations' cyber security requirements

End to end services’ delivery platform

  • Everyone should accept that the security of IT systems is important. Even the most amazing application, delivered on time and to budget, is likely to have security vulnerabilities. Having a culture which values and rewards the detection and mitigation of these vulnerabilities is the most efficient and effective way to manage this 'fact of life'. Everyone building and running a service has a responsibility for security.

  • Without a practical knowledge and understanding of secure development techniques, the code you produce is unlikely to be capable of withstanding attack. Give your developers and delivery team the time and resources necessary to form a good understanding of defensive code development and the risks to the systems they are building.

  • Complexity is the enemy of security. Code should be developed in line with good practice, so it can be extended and maintained effectively. Clean, well documented code is more efficient and easier to develop. It will also be easier to secure. Third party code libraries or other code dependencies need to be considered in the same light as the code you author.

  • If your development environment is insecure, it's difficult to have confidence in the security of the code which comes from it. These environments need to be suitably secure, but should also facilitate and not impede the development process. Fortunately, it is possible to provide a solution that is both secure and usable by developers.

  • As a central point from which your code is stored and managed, it's crucial that the repository is sufficiently secured. Loss or compromise of access credentials, or breach of the underlying service may allow attackers to modify your codebase without your knowledge. However, if proper security measures are taken, the benefits of using a code repository service far outweigh the risks.

  • There are huge efficiency savings to be had from automating functions such as building code, running tests and deploying reference environments. However, these processes are security critical. Take care to ensure that your build and deployment tooling cannot undermine the integrity of your code, and that key security processes cannot be bypassed before changes are pushed to your customers.

  • Performing security testing is critical in detecting and fixing security vulnerabilities. However, it should not get in the way of continuous delivery. Automating security testing where possible provides you with easily repeatable, scalable security measures. Your specialist security people can then concentrate on finding subtle and uncommon weaknesses.

  • All code is susceptible to bugs and security vulnerabilities. This is a fact of life. Accept that your code will have exploitable shortcomings and establish a process for capturing and managing them from identification through to the release of a fix. Keep track of your security debt by tracking issues with a register from identification to mitigation.

Security is continuous

Development teams, technologies and good practices evolve over time, so you should re-visit your assessment periodically for it to remain meaningful.

Eight Principles of Secure Development & Deployment

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