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Web information security specialists
Watson Hall, London and Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Watson Hall web internet information security
Watson Hall helps United Kingdom organisations with their website information security requirements.
Watson Hall works with your business and information systems staff, designers, developers, partners and suppliers, including professional advisors such as accountants, auditors, insurers and solicitors. Watson Hall guides, assists and contributes security and skills to reduce security risk.
Information security is not only concerned with confidentiality and the related data privacy. It also encompasses integrity, compliance and availability issues.
Web site and web application security assessments and audit
Post implementation risk assessments, reviews and security audits for existing, operational websites and web applications to identify security practices, controls and the adequacy of these. Incident investigation may be required if a website has been hacked. Web site due diligence reviews are required during the procurement of third-party web-enabled services or corporate mergers and acquisitions.
Web site and web application security assessments and audit
Web security design and review
Assistance during the requirements, specification, design, development and testing stages of web site and web application projects to build in practical and appropriate security that is accessible, usable and supports business objectives.
Web security design and review
Information security policies, standards and procedures
Investigation, analysis, recommendation, data classification, documentation, implementation for organisations requiring formal information security policies and related standards, procedures and guidance notes. Particularly suitable for organisations without resources to develop their own policies or document their existing practices, and where boilerplate versions are inappropriate or unsuitable.



