This article outlines a clear, automated five-step path to move from technical debt (and security risk) to a stable, enterprise-ready baseline, without relying on constant oversight.
In this blog, we’ll explain security configuration management and why manual approaches stop working as companies grow. We’ll also cover how automated enforcement helps you maintain security baselines, reduce deployment risks, and stay confident in your security posture over time.
For most growing companies, the first IT or security hire doesn’t come from a big “aha” moment. Instead, it’s a decision shaped by the gradual build-up of operational friction, compliance demands, and the need to manage risk as the business scales. This article is designed for COOs, business leaders, and decision-makers at growing companies who are evaluating when and why to make their first IT or security hire. Understanding the right timing and rationale for this critical step is essential for ensuring business continuity, maintaining compliance, and effectively managing organizational risk.
We break down identity access and device management basics, and explain why bringing them together using automation is a great way to set up simple but effective security, especially for small and mid-sized business (SMB) leaders. We'll explain why traditional security approaches often fail to keep up with organizational change, and how a simple, unified model can reduce risk and support compliance, without adding workload.
Mobile Device Management (MDM) is the foundational control behind modern security programs. It provides teams with the visibility and enforcement they need to establish device trust and maintain a consistent security baseline as environments evolve and change.
Zip Security and Galvanick are now partnering to provide unified cybersecurity across both Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) environments.
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