# IT governance, continuity and operations

> Clarifies who controls the systems, where the data lives, how access is protected and what happens if something fails.

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- Español: https://www.enter20.com/servicios/gobernanza-continuidad-it/
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Support for organisations that depend on technology but do not have a complete IT structure: accounts, access, backups, deployments, suppliers, documentation, recovery and continuity.

## What can remain after the work

- Inventory of systems, accounts, owners and sensitive data.
- Review of access, roles, backups, recovery and dependencies.
- Practical criteria for operating without depending on a single person or supplier.
- Runbooks and documentation that the team can use.

## Technical and operational proof

- Work with RLS, module-level authorisation, backups, migrations, domains, Cloudflare and Linux environments.
- Operational documentation, handoffs, production plans and rollback routes.
- A proportionate approach to security: enough control without pointless bureaucracy.

## Anonymised examples

- [Modular operations platform for a foundation](https://www.enter20.com/en/work/foundation-operations-platform/): Design of an internal platform to organise people, projects, modules, permissions and operational reporting without exposing sensitive data.
- [Document automation with Python and human review](https://www.enter20.com/en/work/python-document-automation/): Workflows to extract text, classify documents and generate structured indexes from administrative PDFs.

## Related articles

- [Working with AI assistants without losing the thread: rules and memory in the repository](https://www.enter20.com/en/blog/working-with-ai-assistants-rules-memory-in-repository/) (2026-10-23): If a project's context lives in a tool's chat, it is lost when the tool is closed. If it lives in the repository, any assistant or person can carry on from where the previous one left off.
- [Layered security for small internal tools: identity at the edge and failing closed](https://www.enter20.com/en/blog/layered-security-internal-tools-identity-at-edge-fail-closed/) (2026-10-06): An internal tool does not need a VPN or an exposed server. It needs identity before anything can be reached, a service that fails closed when configuration is missing, and tunnels instead of open ports.
- [A backup is only as good as its restore](https://www.enter20.com/en/blog/backup-only-as-good-as-its-restore/) (2026-08-31): The backup log can say ‘successful’ and the restore can still fail. Layered backups, test restores and written decisions are what keep continuity in place.
- [Permissions live in the database, not on the screen](https://www.enter20.com/en/blog/permissions-live-in-the-database-not-the-screen/) (2026-08-13): When several departments or companies share a tool, who sees what must be decided in the database. The interface can fail; a rule on the server does not.
- [AI proposes, a person decides: how to inventory AI use across your tools](https://www.enter20.com/en/blog/ai-proposes-a-person-decides-inventory-ai-use/) (2026-07-26): Before debating which model to use, it is worth knowing, for each tool, what the AI does, what it never does, where it runs and who reviews its output.
- [From cost savings to irrelevance: the danger of automating without redesigning your processes](https://www.enter20.com/en/blog/danger-of-automating-without-redesigning-processes/) (2026-07-08): Automating inefficient tasks moves the disorder onto a faster platform. Real value comes from redesigning the process architecture.
- [What an AI adoption diagnostic should include before you buy tools](https://www.enter20.com/en/blog/what-ai-adoption-diagnostic-should-include-before-buying-tools/) (2025-12-18): A serious diagnostic separates wishes, processes, data, risks, people and decisions before any vendors or licences are chosen.
- [How to use AI safely in organisations that handle sensitive documents](https://www.enter20.com/en/blog/using-ai-safely-with-sensitive-documents/) (2025-09-19): Using AI safely with documents depends on classification, data minimisation, human review, contracts, records and local alternatives when the risk demands them.

## Does this fit your situation?

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