SECURITY architecture & integration
One designed system instead of ten tools that know nothing about each other.
Most companies do not have a shortage of tools. They have tools bought separately, each in a different year. The firewall sees traffic, the EDR sees a process, the cloud logs to itself — and nobody sees the whole. An attack that walks through those three layers in sequence looks harmless in every one of them. On top of that sit duplicate licences, capabilities paid for twice, and an alert queue nobody reads because it is too long.
The architecture is designed so that compliance with NIS2 and the Polish NCSA can be demonstrated on it — logging, retention and the decision path are set up as evidence rather than bolted on before an audit. We start with an inventory of what you already own and what of it actually works. Then we design the target architecture: what stays, what goes, what is missing, where the logs flow and at which point the decision to block is made. We deploy in stages, each with a test and a rollback path — and we stay with what we switched on. That is the difference between an integrator and a reseller: a reseller sells you a box, we answer for whether the whole thing works.
Current-state audit and architecture design
Before you buy anything else — a review of what you already have: where capabilities overlap, where the gaps are, and what you pay for without cover. The output is a target architecture with the reasoning behind every decision.
- Inventory of tools, licences and actual coverage
- A map of gaps and overlapping capabilities
- Target architecture design with a deployment sequence
Deployment in your environment
We switch tools on in stages, with a test after every step and a way to roll the change back. No maintenance window that takes the business offline for a weekend.
- EDR/XDR rollout across endpoints and servers
- Firewall, segmentation and remote access configuration
- SIEM deployment and tuning, plus SOAR automation
One picture out of many tools
Logs and events from every system land in one place, in one format. Only then does the sequence become visible that looks harmless inside any single tool.
- Log collection and normalisation across the estate
- API integrations between tools from different vendors
- Event correlation and automated handling of repeat cases
Order after go-live
A deployment ends when the team can actually operate it and the alert volume is one a human can work through. Documentation and configuration stay on your side.
- Threshold tuning and false positive reduction
- Licence consolidation and removal of duplicated tooling
- Documentation, handover and team training
How we design security architecture at ZeroLayer
Inventory
We list what is deployed, what is paid for and what actually works. Those three lists rarely match.
Design
The target architecture: data flows, decision points, integrations and the order in which we switch things on.
Deployment
In stages, with a test after every step and a way back. No weekend the business spends offline.
Operations
Rule tuning, noise reduction, and keeping the design aligned with how the company has since changed.
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Technology we deploy for this service
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