Least privilege
Use read-only or restricted source access where supported, and limit destination permissions to required operations.
Migration security
Control access, data movement, and production change
Security requirements are part of migration scope. We document how data is accessed, transferred, stored, reviewed, retained, and removed.
Approved transfer
Agree connection methods, encryption expectations, staging location, data residency constraints, and responsible owners.
Separated environments
Keep dry-run and validation work in controlled staging before production writes or traffic changes.
Sensitive data review
Identify personal, private, regulated, or confidential entities before transfer and exclude data that is not required.
Retention and deletion
Define how long exports, logs, temporary files, and staging records remain available after delivery.
Change control
Document backups, launch owners, acceptance evidence, rollback triggers, and incident escalation before cutover.
Clear answers
Security questions
No. The initial assessment only needs platform names, approximate scope, timeline, and constraints.
Access method and least-privilege requirements are agreed during discovery. Credentials must not be sent through general email or website forms.
Retention is defined for the engagement based on delivery, validation, support, and legal requirements. Temporary data should be removed after the agreed period.
Most discovery and dry-run work can happen while the source remains live. Final delta or freeze requirements depend on the platform and content activity.
Next step
Discuss security requirements
Tell us what you are moving. We will review technical fit and recommend the lowest package that covers the scope.