Find the gaps in your data protection and archive architecture before committing budget.

Service objective

Data Protection Assessment converts a business or technical requirement into a documented, supportable result. See how Aban Smart turns requirements into a configured, tested, and supportable operating solution.

Scope

The engagement begins by confirming the systems, data, stakeholders, risks, dependencies, service levels, retention rules, growth, locations, and operational constraints. Scope, assumptions, responsibilities, acceptance criteria, and exclusions are documented before implementation.

Delivery method

• Discovery and current-state review.
• Requirements, risk, and dependency mapping.
• Architecture or execution plan.
• Configuration and compatibility validation.
• Implementation, migration, or policy work.
• Testing against agreed acceptance criteria.
• Documentation, knowledge transfer, and handover.
• Support and lifecycle recommendations.

Deliverables

Deliverables vary by engagement and may include an assessment report, target architecture, bill of materials, capacity model, migration plan, configuration record, test evidence, operating procedures, support matrix, and refresh roadmap.

Engagement boundaries

Aban Smart does not assume that a technology control alone establishes compliance or eliminates cyber risk. Legal interpretation, information governance, security operations, access management, and customer procedures remain part of the overall control environment.

Prepare for the discussion

Provide the current environment, affected datasets, desired outcome, capacity and growth, retention, access and recovery targets, site constraints, timeline, and internal stakeholders. This enables a focused scope for Data Protection Assessment.