Cyber Security
Assessments, protection and response to keep your systems and data safe.
Keep customer data, citizens' records and money safe
Banks and businesses need to keep customer data and money safe. Institutions and government need to protect citizens' data and meet their obligations. Buyers ask for risk assessments, business continuity and disaster recovery plans, and staff awareness.
Who it is for
Assess the risks, close the gaps, then monitor and respond
TpISENT (SL) Limited assesses your risks, closes the gaps, then monitors and responds, with audit and security work alongside support and maintenance. Security is a long-standing theme of our published work, including guidance on securing Joomla sites and WhatsApp accounts and a 2011 article on information security in Sierra Leone's government websites. For the Government of Sierra Leone's Open Government Initiative (2013) we implemented passwords compliant with NIST Electronic Authentication Guidelines Level 2, HTTPS and form protection.
- Risk assessment first, so effort goes where the exposure is
- Hardening and written policies, with staff awareness alongside the technology
- Audit of systems and security controls
- Monitoring and incident response once the gaps are closed
- Ongoing support and maintenance
What you get
- Security assessments and penetration testing
- Hardening, policies and staff awareness
- Monitoring and incident response
How it works
- 01Assess your risks
- 02Close the gaps
- 03Monitor and respond
Questions about Cyber security
Who provides cyber security services in Sierra Leone?
TpISENT (SL) Limited, TpGroup's computing and information systems company in Freetown, offers security assessments, audit, hardening, staff training, monitoring and incident response to banks, businesses, institutions and government.
What is a security assessment?
A security assessment reviews your systems, settings and practices to find where you are exposed, then ranks the gaps to close. It is the first step in our service, followed by closing the gaps and then monitoring.
Do you do penetration testing?
Yes. Security assessments and penetration testing are part of the service.
Do you audit existing systems?
Yes. TpISENT does audit and security work on existing systems and infrastructure, and reports what to fix first.
Can you train our staff on security?
Yes. Hardening, policies and staff awareness are part of the service, because technology alone does not protect an organisation.
What happens if we have a security incident?
Monitoring and incident response are part of the service. Contact us on +232 76 617550 or through the contact form.
Can you help protect personal data?
Yes. We help institutions and government protect citizens' data through policies, monitoring and incident response. If you need advice on a specific law or standard, tell us which and we will say what we can and cannot do.