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Industry:
Manufacturing
Services:
Tech Consulting/Project
Duration:
2 weeks
Tech:
Cyber CNS, Mac, Linux
Business Problems
In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, businesses recognize the imperative need to migrate their operations to the cloud. The objective was clear: to seamlessly transition digital assets, applications, and data to cloud-based infrastructures, unlocking a myriad of benefits.
Project Plan
- After thorough consultation, we devised a project plan tailored to the client's needs.
- Our consultants utilized CyberCNS to scan vulnerabilities and compile a list of necessary patches.
- Organization-wide patching policies were established via Ninja One, accommodating each client's unique preferences—some preferred patching over weekends or off-hours.
- After policy creation, changes were implemented with client consultation, ensuring minimal disruption. Users received notifications post-patching, with options to snooze or reboot.
- Critical patches were addressed separately, with immediate enforcement and user notification.
- Customized policies were created for each organization based on their infrastructure, for example - Windows, Mac, and Linux environments.
- Patch management services were extended to 7 companies in this case, resulting in the creation of 32 policies covering OS and application patches.
- Seamless execution ensured minimal impact on business operations.
- In case of patch failures, an automated ticketing system (Autotask) generated tickets for troubleshooting and resolution by our engineers.
Benefits
This Cloud Migration project offered our client a range of benefits including cost savings, enhanced security, scalability, and improved performance. These advantages empower the client to focus on his core operations and achieve greater efficiency in their business endeavors.
- Manual patching processes were eliminated, enhancing efficiency.
- Optimization of infrastructure and workforce resources allowed for redirection to other areas.
- Patching became structured and no longer relied on engineer availability.
- Easy report generation provided insights into patched systems and remaining patches, facilitating informed decision-making.
