Service
IT governance, continuity and operations
Support for organisations that depend on technology but do not have a complete IT structure: accounts, access, backups, deployments, suppliers, documentation, recovery and continuity.
Expected outcomes
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.
Related experience
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.
Related work
Anonymised examples
Modular operations platform for a foundation
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
Workflows to extract text, classify documents and generate structured indexes from administrative PDFs.
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