As physical and digital threat environments converge, organizations must defend both perimeters and networks. EPSI’s Cybersecurity Advisory service helps clients build pragmatic digital resilience — protecting sensitive data, securing systems that support physical security operations, and preparing organizations to respond to cyber incidents.

EPSI’s advisory approach begins with a cybersecurity assessment tailored to the client’s technology footprint. This includes network architecture review, access control and identity management evaluation, endpoint protection analysis, patch management practices, and third-party vendor risk exposure.

Special attention is paid to systems that intersect with physical security — CCTV feeds, access control databases, and incident response platforms — ensuring these systems are secured against tampering or unauthorized access.

What we do

Based on findings, EPSI develops a prioritized roadmap that balances immediate risk reduction with sustainable investment. Core hygiene measures are typically recommended first: enforcing strong authentication practices, segmenting networks to isolate critical systems, instituting patch management and backup protocols, and implementing logging and monitoring to detect anomalous activity. These steps create a baseline posture that substantially reduces exposure to common attack vectors.

Policy and governance form a core pillar of advisory services. EPSI helps clients draft incident response plans, data classification frameworks, and acceptable use policies that clarify staff responsibilities and escalation pathways.

Regular tabletop exercises and incident simulations are facilitated to test readiness and refine roles. Training programs for staff — covering phishing awareness, password hygiene and data handling best practices — reduce human error, which remains a leading cause of breaches.

EPSI also advises on technical controls such as endpoint protection platforms, firewalls, secure remote access solutions and security information and event management (SIEM) systems appropriate to the client’s scale.

Where specialized needs exist, EPSI coordinates with trusted technology partners to design and implement robust solutions with secure configurations and lifecycle support.

Vendor and supply chain risk management is increasingly important. EPSI assists clients in assessing third-party providers, establishing security requirements in procurement contracts and implementing continuous monitoring where feasible. This reduces the likelihood of compromise through weaker external partners.

Cyber incident readiness includes establishing communication plans, legal and regulatory notification procedures, forensic readiness and business continuity measures to maintain essential operations during recovery.

EPSI’s advisors work with legal counsel and IT teams to navigate compliance obligations and preserve evidentiary integrity.

Finally, EPSI recognizes that cybersecurity is an ongoing journey. Advisory engagements include periodic reassessments, updates to roadmaps, and continuous improvement loops informed by threat intelligence and post-incident reviews.

By combining technical expertise, governance frameworks and human awareness training, EPSI helps organizations strengthen their digital frontier and ensure that the systems underpinning physical security remain resilient.