Cloud Backup
Secure workloads in cloud and hybrid environments using specialised backup solutions.
Secure endpoints, applications, businesses, data and cloud environments based on Zero Trust principles. DHRP supports Australian and New Zealand businesses to enhance their security, identify threats, safeguard critical data and plan for future risks.

A Zero Trust approach works to establish trust in users, devices, and access requests rather than assuming they are. DHRP allows Australian and New Zealand organisations to deploy Zero Trust principles at endpoints, applications, networks, cloud and business data.
Manage access to business resources using identity and device security and context.
Implement authentication and least privilege principles, minimising unnecessary access.
Enhance Zero Trust by implementing controls to limit applications and endpoint activity.
Evaluate the existing infrastructure and create a realistic Zero Trust security strategy.

Endpoint and application controls can help to minimise the spread of unauthorised software, to limit the behaviour of applications and the damage potential of compromised apps. DHRP can deploy and administer ThreatLocker features as part of your comprehensive Zero Trust security program.
Allow/deny the running of applications, scripts and executables.
Limit access to, or launch and communication with approved applications.
Create security policies to be enforced on endpoints according to business needs.
Install and maintain ThreatLocker security policies throughout your business.
Reliable backups offer a layer of safety when systems or data are impacted by ransomware, accidental deletion or other events. DHRP is available to assist with implementing Veeam backup and recovery solutions for critical workloads of your business.
Secure workloads in cloud and hybrid environments using specialised backup solutions.
Continue to maintain other recovery options for key data from Microsoft 365.
Ensure that backup data is not altered or lost for the duration of the backup retention period.
Ensure recovery points can be used to recover in the event of a ransomware attack.
Create backup/recovery plans for your business continuity plans.
Security assessments are a good way for organisations to discover gaps in their security technology and be ready for evolving threats. DHRP assists with security efforts such as Zero Trust architecture, Essential Eight and post-quantum cryptography readiness.
Examine security measures against Australia's Essential 8 mitigation strategies.
Determine cryptographic dependencies and system preparations for transitioning to post-quantum security.
Discover security vulnerabilities at the endpoints, application, infrastructure and data levels.
Transform assessment results into actionable steps to enhance security.
DHRP is an integrated endpoint protection, application control, threat detection, backup, recovery and security assessment strategy for Australian and New Zealand businesses.
Connect with endpoints, applications, networks, cloud systems and business data.
Apply appropriate ThreatLocker, Sophos and Veeam technologies as needed.
Use preventative security controls and backup and recovery.
Research and create cybersecurity solutions based on the technology and operational needs of organisations in Australia and New Zealand.
ThreatLocker's Zero Trust Platform safeguards users, devices, and networks from zero-day vulnerabilities with a unified approach.
Security support is available 24/7 with a rapid response time.
Manage permissions with ThreatLocker Storage Limitations.
Safeguard against malware, ransomware, and malicious software.
Aid in meeting NIST, HIPAA, CCPA, and PCI requirements.
Enhance security against data leaks or ransomware sites.
Protect against unknown attacks using allowlisting and ringfencing.
Prepare for challenges with incident response plans and actionable workflows.
Protect your systems, data and business with cybersecurity services based on your needs. Discuss endpoint security, Zero Trust, threat protection, backup and recovery with DHRP.
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Zero Trust is a security model that demands that users, devices and access requests be authenticated rather than trusted. It provides the principle of least privilege, explicit verification, and assuming breach.
ThreatLocker offers application and endpoint security features such as Application Allowlisting and Ringfencing. These controls can be used to limit access to unauthorised applications and to restrict what applications approved by the organisation can access.
Sophos endpoint protection will defend business devices from malware and threats, and offer detection and investigation capabilities for suspicious activity. Sophos also offers firewall and other security products and solutions.
Organisations can leverage the recovery points created by Veeam backup to recover data and infrastructure in the event of a ransomware attack, accidental deletion, or infrastructure failure. There are also immutable backup options that can offer extra protection to backup data.
Zero Trust security approach applies the principle of verification and access control to users, devices, applications, networks and data. Access is based on identity, security context and business needs, rather than on a trusted internal network.
An Essential Eight assessment looks at security controls against the Essential Eight mitigation strategies and can be used to understand if there are gaps that need to be filled.
A post-quantum cryptography readiness audit locates the use of cryptographic technologies in the systems, applications and infrastructure. It provides organisations with information about their vulnerability and a plan for migrating to quantum-resistant cryptography.