Which site, users and devices are live and ready?
Correlta for Construction & Property
Keep every site connected, protected and ready for the next phase of the project.
Follow sites, devices, contractors, Microsoft 365 access, vulnerability findings, backups, monitoring, websites and support from mobilisation through live works to handover.
01Mobilise
Sites, devices, connectivity and access
02Operate
Patching, security, monitoring and support
03Handover
Accounts, evidence, backups and service state
04Close
Access, devices, licences and recurring costs
IT that moves with the project
A construction site changes faster than a conventional office.
A project can move from an empty plot to a connected site office, a large contractor workforce and a live handover environment in a short period. Correlta keeps the IT picture attached to the project as locations, devices, people and services change.
Project IT statusPhase-by-phase
Which endpoints, vulnerabilities or monitored services need attention?
Which accounts, backups and service evidence need review?
Which devices, licences and access paths can be reassigned or retired?
Mobilisation
Open the site with the technology picture already attached to it.
Temporary offices, site cabins, new starters, contractors, laptops, connectivity and collaboration all arrive quickly. A clean site view gives IT somewhere to anchor each new dependency from day one.
Know what belongs to this project.
Keep devices, monitoring, website, backup and support context connected to the site so local issues stay local and visible.
Give project access a current owner.
Use users, groups, licence assignments and activity to support access reviews as employees, subcontractors and project teams change.
See what arrives on site and what needs attention.
Follow laptops and PCs through operating-system, patching, endpoint security, storage and last-seen context.
Keep the site’s live services visible.
Use monitoring evidence to see availability, latency and freshness for services that active project teams depend on.
Digital construction means digital risk
Design, construction and handover all depend on digital workflows.
NCSC guidance for construction businesses highlights cyber risk across all three stages and points to the computers, phones, tablets, software, site equipment and project information used throughout the process.
Correlta turns the surrounding IT evidence into a work queue: which endpoint needs patching, which security alert needs investigation, which vulnerability finding affects a real system, and which site is carrying the issue.
Start with the devices carrying the clearest update or endpoint-security attention.
Move from a scan result to severity, affected system, follow-up and remediation evidence.
Review account activity, group membership and licence assignment as teams change.
Vulnerability remediation by project
Take the finding off the scan report and put it back on the site that owns the risk.
Construction estates can spread across offices, live sites and temporary locations. Correlta keeps vulnerability findings tied to the affected system so severity can be judged alongside project and site context.
See the current vulnerability and severity.
Identify the affected system and site.
Put the highest-value remediation first.
Carry the evidence into reviews and follow-up.
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Threat Intelligence / Vulnerabilities
Finding → affected system → severity → remediation attention
Project teamCurrent access
Microsoft 365 access & sharing
Project teams change. Keep the access picture moving with them.
Construction work brings employees, subcontractors, consultants, client teams and suppliers together around changing project information. Correlta helps review stale users, group membership, licence assignment and external/public sharing alongside the rest of the project’s IT evidence.
See account activity and licence context.
Find identities worth reviewing as people move between projects or finish their role.
See where access comes through membership.
Use group context to support deliberate project-access reviews.
See who can still reach shared files.
Follow external recipients and sharing paths where Microsoft 365 provides the evidence.
Website health & SSL/TLS certificates
Keep public project and property websites healthy through every launch and campaign.
Corporate websites, development microsites, sales pages and public project information can all become time-sensitive during launches and handovers. Correlta keeps reachability, response time, SSL/TLS certificate expiry and actionable web-security findings visible alongside the rest of IT.
See expiry dates ahead of renewal.
Give the team a clear window to act before a certificate reaches its renewal point.
See when a public site needs attention.
Keep reachability and response-time evidence visible during launches and active campaigns.
Keep web findings attached to an owner.
Bring actionable website findings into the same technical review as other vulnerabilities.
Website health
Launch readiness
ReachabilityCurrent
Response timeVisible
SSL/TLS expiryTracked
Security findingsActionable
Live site operations
Know whether the problem belongs to one device, one site or the wider business.
A project manager reporting a slow or unavailable service should be able to start with the current site picture and move straight into the investigation.
Connectivity & monitoring
See current availability, latency and stale evidence for monitored site services.
Devices & endpoint security
Find local concentrations of patch, reboot or protection attention.
Support demand
See recurring tickets and ownership when one project keeps generating the same issue.
Handover
Close the project with a cleaner IT position than the one you started with.
Handover is the point to review what remains live: people, groups, licences, devices, backups, monitored services, public websites and open support work.
Correlta helps turn that review into a practical list rather than a memory exercise months after the project team has moved on.
Review project identities and sharing.
Use activity, groups, licences and sharing evidence to identify items ready for review.
Reassign, retain or refresh equipment deliberately.
Use device state, site and last-seen context to support the next decision.
Carry forward the right backup and monitoring evidence.
Keep current protection and service status visible as responsibility changes.
Digital project information
Construction already depends on collaborative digital information across the asset lifecycle.
HSE describes BIM as a collaborative way of working underpinned by digital technologies, with information shared and reused from design through construction and later asset operation. That wider shift makes the reliability of the surrounding identities, devices, services and security evidence more important.
Project review
Four questions worth answering before the next phase begins
- Which sites and devices carry the most current security attention?
- Which contractor or project access deserves review?
- Which vulnerabilities, certificates or monitored services need action?
- Which backup or recurring support issue should be resolved before handover?
Start with a live project
Bring us the site or project that currently takes too much effort to understand.
We can follow it through sites, devices, identities, sharing, patching, endpoint security, vulnerability findings, monitoring, backups, website health and support.