About Us

Managed Security

A managed security service provider (MSSP) provides monitoring and maintenance of security devices and systems on an outsourced basis. Typical services consist of a managed firewall, intrusion detection, virtual private network, vulnerability scanning, and anti-virus services. MSSPs utilise high-availability security operation centres (either from their own facilities or from other data centre providers) to provide around-the-clock services intended to reduce the number of operational security personnel an enterprise must hire, train, and retain to maintain an acceptable security posture. Learn More

CCTV & Networking

We provide services for both analogue and IP camera installation. This enables us to tailor a system to your desired level of quality and budget. Learn More

IT Training & Support

With nearly two decades of experience in corporate training, we easily understand the unique requirements of each organization and build tailored training programs to meet those goals. PhoenixIT provides comprehensive corporate training services to meet your organization's information technology training demands. Learn More

Cooperated Security

transforms your organization through cyber security threat intelligence and orchestration, automation, cybersecurity consultancy, and cloud and managed security services. We can implement a comprehensive cyber security strategy for your firm, enabling it to detect, prevent, and recover from cyber security breaches. Learn More

AppSec Testing

According to the Secure-SDLC, Application security is the process of designing, implementing, and testing security measures within an application to prevent security vulnerabilities against attacks including unauthorized access and modification. Learn More

Cloud Security Services

Both the cloud provider and the consumer share the responsibility for cloud security. There are essentially three sorts of responsibilities in the Shared Responsibility Model: those that are always the provider's, those that are always the customer's, and those that change depending on the service model. Examples of Infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a Service, and Software as a Service include cloud email. Learn More