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IT MANAGEMENT FROM A SECURITY FOUNDATION

Your next IT manager is a security specialist.

Your organisation is becoming increasingly dependent on IT. Simply making sure systems keep running is no longer enough. Malenco manages your digital environment from a foundation of safety, continuity and responsibility.

Grip on your digital risks.
RESPONSIBLE IT MANAGEMENT

Everything needed to responsibly manage your digital environment.

Day-to-day management, security and continuity cannot be organised in isolation from one another. That is why, for every component, we look not only at whether it works, but also at how it is secured, monitored and restored.

Workplaces and Microsoft 365

Secure, well-managed workplaces and cloud environments that employees can rely on.
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Network and infrastructure

A stable infrastructure in which locations, systems, connections and dependencies are managed in cohesion.
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Security and monitoring

Security measures that are not only in place, but where relevant are also monitored and assessed.
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Backup and recovery

Backups that form part of a well-considered recovery strategy, with attention to recovery time, dependencies and testing.
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Service desk and support

Expert day-to-day support for employees, with insight into recurring problems and underlying risks.
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Direction over your IT

Overview and coordination across systems, suppliers, access, changes and responsibilities.
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THE MALENCO APPROACH

We look at IT management differently.

Much IT management starts with the question of whether systems work. We also start with the question of which risks your organisation faces.

Who has access to your environment? Are security measures actually monitored? Can you recover when critical systems fail? And who safeguards the bigger picture when multiple suppliers each manage their own part?

By making these questions part of day-to-day management, more than a working IT environment emerges. Real grip emerges.

  1. 01Can your organisation truly rely on digital continuity?
  2. 02Who has access to your most critical information?
  3. 03Are you prepared if something goes wrong tomorrow?
FAMILIAR SITUATIONS

Your IT can work perfectly fine, while important risks remain out of view.

SITUATION

Your backup is successful

But do you also know which systems need to be restored first, what dependencies exist and how long recovery really takes?
Read about recovery planning
SITUATION

Your suppliers have access

But do you determine what they have access to, under which conditions and for how long? And is that access logged?
Read about supplier access governance
SITUATION

Your security is in place

But who assesses alerts, unusual behaviour and the interplay between accounts, endpoints, network and external connections?
Read about monitoring and detection
OUR CONVICTION

Good IT management does not only mean your IT works today.

Good IT management means that risks are identified in time, security is a matter of course and changes take place in a controlled way. So that your organisation can keep relying on its IT.

IT MANAGEMENT

Stable IT. Stronger organisation.

We design, implement and manage your digital environment from a foundation of security, continuity and responsibility.

  • Daily management and support
  • Secure design and access
  • Monitoring and improvement
  • Backup and recovery provisions
  • Control over suppliers and changes
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PROTECTION

More than security. Real resilience.

Our security specialists investigate which digital risks your organisation faces and whether existing measures manage them sufficiently.

  • Digital Risk Assessment
  • Security analysis
  • Incident analysis
  • Recovery and resilience
  • Independent specialist assessment
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MALENCO PROTECTION

Do your measures also manage the risks that matter?

Malenco Protection examines your digital environment, assesses existing measures and clarifies what is well organised, where relevant risks exist and which improvements deserve priority.

Protection can be deployed entirely on its own, even if you have an in-house IT department or another IT provider.

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FROM PRACTICE

Digital risks become visible when you look at the bigger picture.

International organisation

Different locations used different security and backup standards. As a result, vulnerabilities, recovery problems and supplier risks could spread across national borders.

Lesson: one connected environment requires shared security and recovery agreements.

Production environment with external suppliers

Several suppliers used different forms of external access. Central control, consistent MFA, logging and time-limited access were missing.

Lesson: suppliers know their own system, but someone must oversee access and the interests of the business as a whole.

Growing organisation

Backup was in place, but rapid recovery of servers and infrastructure was insufficiently prepared. Mobile devices and supplier connections also called for better segmentation.

Lesson: a successful backup is not yet demonstrable business continuity.

See how we assess risks
MALENCO ACADEMY

Digital resilience is also human work.

Not every employee has the same role, permissions or digital risks. Malenco Academy develops knowledge, awareness and behaviour based on employees' actual responsibilities within the organisation.

Academy is zelfstandig inzetbaar en vormt tegelijk het menselijke onderdeel van de bredere Malenco-visie op digitale weerbaarheid.

Go to Malenco Academy
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INSIGHTS

Better IT management starts with better questions.

Practical insights on digital risks, business continuity, suppliers, recoverability and responsible IT management.

IT specialist in a server room reviewing a backup and recovery dashboard

Your backup works. But can you also recover your organisation?

A successful backup does not necessarily mean your organisation can resume operations in time after an incident.
Read the article
Technician with a laptop next to industrial control equipment in a production environment

Who decides how suppliers gain access to your network?

External suppliers need access to your systems. But who determines their permissions and remains in control?
Read the article
Business meeting discussing IT risks and a risk matrix on a screen

Your IT manager manages your environment. Who assesses the risks?

Your IT is managed. But who assesses whether the risks are adequately identified and controlled?
Read the article
YOUR SITUATION

Do you know who oversees the whole of your digital environment?

Discuss with us how your IT is managed, how responsibilities across suppliers and systems are divided and where more grip is needed.

Discuss your situation