Client stories

Comments from organisations that asked us to assess, draft, refresh, or brief around internal security policies.

“They rewrote our acceptable-use and access policies after we moved to a new identity provider. The drafts were short enough for managers to brief teams the same week, though we still needed an extra pass on contractor clauses.”

Thandi Mokoena · Operations Director, Overberg logistics firm · Policy Refresh & Alignment

“The gap assessment listed which policies we could keep, which to merge, and which were missing for POPIA-related access questions. It saved us from commissioning a full rewrite we did not need.”

Johan van der Berg · IT Manager, Regional agribusiness · Policy Gap Assessment

“Our board pack finally connected each policy to an owner and a review date. Approval took one meeting instead of another quarter of circulating drafts.”

Ayesha Pillay · Company Secretary, Cape wholesale group · Internal Security Policy Development

“The incident response policy workshop forced us to name decision-makers before a crisis. We still struggle with after-hours contact trees, but the written escalation path is clearer than anything we had.”

Sipho Dlamini · Facilities & Security Lead, Hospitality group, Garden Route · Incident Response Policy Drafting

“Staff briefings used our own examples — shared drives, guest Wi-Fi, supplier USB sticks — so acknowledgement felt grounded rather than theatrical.”

Carla Ferreira · HR Business Partner, Professional services practice · Staff Policy Briefings

Extended note: wholesale group policy suite

A Cape wholesale group approached us after an insurer questionnaire exposed conflicting access and data-handling rules across three business units. We mapped owners, merged duplicate acceptable-use clauses, and produced a board pack with a ninety-day rollout checklist. The company secretary later used the same pack for EXCO refresher training without rewriting the core documents.

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