Cybersecurity & SOC Monitoring

The primary legislation is the Data Protection Act 2012, which governs how personal data must be collected, stored, and processed. The Cybersecurity Act 2020 establishes the Cyber Security Authority and sets obligations for critical information infrastructure operators. The Bank of Ghana has issued specific cybersecurity directives for financial institutions. Healthcare organizations handling patient data face additional obligations. We help clients understand exactly which regulations apply to them and build compliance frameworks that satisfy all relevant requirements.

Most breaches go undetected for months because attackers deliberately stay hidden. Common indicators include unusual login activity at odd hours, unexpected outbound data transfers, employee accounts accessing systems they normally do not use, and unexplained system slowdowns. The only reliable way to know your current exposure is a security audit. We run baseline assessments that identify vulnerabilities and, if a breach has already occurred, our incident response process can identify it and contain the damage.

A standard audit covers your network architecture, access controls, data handling practices, employee security hygiene, and vulnerability scanning across all internet-facing systems. We also review your existing security policies and compare them against industry frameworks like ISO 27001 and NIST. Depending on your environment, an audit takes 2–4 weeks and concludes with a prioritized remediation report that tells you exactly what to fix and in what order.

Yes. We offer Security Operations Centre (SOC) monitoring as a managed service — continuous 24/7 threat detection across your environment with defined escalation and response procedures. This is available as a standalone service or as a continuation of an initial audit engagement. Ongoing monitoring is particularly important for financial institutions, healthcare organizations, and any business handling sensitive customer data.