Industry
Minors’ data, seasonal load, and a very public brand.
Education platforms hold data about children and run on enrolment cycles that concentrate risk into a few weeks a year. Both facts change how the security programme should be built.
EdTech
Pressures
What actually keeps this sector up at night
Children’s data obligations
The DPDP Act places specific duties around processing data of minors, including verifiable parental consent.
Account sharing and abuse
Credential sharing at scale erodes both revenue and any meaningful audit trail.
Enrolment surges
Admission windows put months of traffic and months of risk into a fortnight.
Our approach
How we sequence the work here
- Consent and minor-data handling designed to the DPDP Act from the start
- Content and account abuse detection that does not punish legitimate students
- Load-period readiness reviews timed to the academic calendar
- Access controls for a workforce that includes many part-time educators
Obligations
What you are measured against
Where we usually start
The services that matter most in this sector
Compliance Automation
Certification and regulatory work run as an engineering project — evidence collected continuously from your systems, controls mapped across frameworks at once, and someone beside you in the audit room.
Identity & Access Management
Identity is the real perimeter. We design and run the access layer — single sign-on, phishing-resistant MFA, privileged access and joiner-mover-leaver automation across every application you run.
Zero Trust, Cloud & Supply-Chain Risk
Verify every request, shrink what a compromised account can reach, and extend the same standard to the third parties already inside your network.
Extended Detection & Response
One correlated view of endpoints, network, cloud workloads, identity and applications — watched around the clock by analysts who are authorised to act, not just to email you.
EdTech
Talk to someone who has run this sector before.
We will tell you in the first call whether we are the right fit — including when we are not.