Security Fabric
ZTNA with identity-aware proxy, 24x7 SOC-backed MDR with SIEM/SOAR, CSPM, OT-security segmentation, and immutable backups.
What Security Fabric is
The Security Fabric delivers defense in depth across the user, device, network, and data layers — zero-trust network access that verifies identity and device posture on every request rather than granting implicit LAN-level trust, a 24x7 SOC that correlates telemetry across network flows, endpoint events, and cloud audit logs to detect and contain threats before lateral movement progresses, and immutable backup infrastructure with WORM-protected, air-gapped storage that transforms a ransomware encryption event into a recovery operation rather than a data-loss incident. No single control layer carries the entire security burden; if one control is bypassed, the next layer applies a different detection or prevention mechanism. We design to the assumption that an attacker is already inside the perimeter, because a flat network that trusts by location is an operational convenience that has become an unacceptable security exposure.
How Security Fabric is composed
The Security Fabric applies controls across users, devices, networks and data, on the assumption that something has already gone wrong somewhere in the estate. Each layer is designed to catch what the layer below it missed.
Identity and access
Zero-trust network access with an identity-aware proxy, so every request is authorised against user identity and device posture rather than against network location. Authentication carries multi-factor enforcement, and privileged access is separately governed.
Network and perimeter control
Next-generation firewall policy, intrusion prevention, secure web gateway and DNS-layer filtering, with segmentation between user, server and operational networks. Traffic between internal segments is policy-evaluated rather than implicitly trusted.
Endpoint and email protection
EDR on managed endpoints with centralised detection and response, plus email filtering for phishing, impersonation and attachment-borne threats. Endpoint events feed the same correlation engine as network and cloud telemetry.
Detection and response
A 24x7 SOC with SIEM correlation and SOAR-driven playbooks across network, endpoint and cloud audit sources. Alert triage, containment and escalation run against defined severity bands rather than on who is on shift.
Cloud and workload posture
Continuous posture management across cloud accounts, checking configuration drift, exposed storage, excessive permissions and unpatched images against a defined baseline.
Data protection and recovery
Immutable backup with WORM-protected and air-gapped copies, plus assessment and consulting for the gaps a control stack cannot cover on its own. A ransomware event becomes a recovery operation with a known time to restore.
Operational technology security
Segmentation and monitoring for plant, building and industrial networks, with passive inspection of OT protocols so production equipment is observed without being probed.
How we run it
Design is the smaller half of the work. These are the operating practices that keep Security Fabric behaving as designed once it is live.
Continuous monitoring and triage
Telemetry from network flows, endpoint agents and cloud audit logs is correlated into a single alert queue, triaged by severity and contained against a documented playbook.
Vulnerability and posture management
Scans are reconciled against the asset inventory that they are meant to cover, so nothing is assumed scanned because it was absent from a report. Findings are prioritised by exploitability and exposure, not by raw severity count.
Incident response
Detection, containment, eradication and recovery run to a rehearsed plan with named decision points and notification obligations, including the regulatory reporting clock where the incident triggers one.
Governance and evidence
Access logs, change records and control evidence are retained continuously, so that an audit or a supervisory review is answered from records rather than reconstructed after the fact.
Products on Security Fabric
Each product is available as a managed service on this fabric.
Frequently asked questions
Does zero-trust access mean we have to remove our VPN?
Not necessarily, and not at once. Zero-trust access is applied to the applications and user groups where it makes a measurable difference first, and the VPN remains for the access patterns it still handles well. The two run alongside each other during transition, which keeps the change reviewable one group at a time.
How do you handle a suspected ransomware event?
Detection is correlated across endpoint, network and backup telemetry so that encryption activity and backup anomalies surface together rather than as unrelated alerts. Containment isolates the affected segments, and recovery is restored from immutable and air-gapped copies with the restore time measured against the objective you set. The backup path is separated from the production domain, which is what makes it usable during the event rather than alongside it.
Is the SOC staffed in India, and does it cover our operating hours?
The SOC runs 24x7 with triage and escalation continuity across shifts. Coverage is continuous regardless of your own operating hours, because attacks do not run to a local business calendar. Escalation contacts and severity thresholds are agreed at onboarding.
Can you monitor our OT network without disrupting production?
Yes. OT monitoring is passive by design. We inspect mirrored traffic to build a behavioural baseline for controllers and industrial protocols, and we do not run active scanning on production equipment. Segmentation changes are proposed and scheduled around your maintenance windows rather than applied to a live line.
Architect on the right fabric
Tell us your workload — we will map the right products across the fabric.