In security implementation consulting services, the security support provided to clients can vary depending on the specific needs of the client and the nature of the engagement.

However, here are some common ways in which security support is typically provided:

1. Risk Assessment: A security consultant will evaluate the security risks that the client is facing and identify vulnerabilities that need to be addressed. This can involve identifying security threats, assessing the impact of a potential security breach, and determining the likelihood of an attack.
2. Security Planning: Based on the results of the risk assessment, a security consultant will work with the client to develop a comprehensive security plan that outlines the steps needed to mitigate the identified risks. The plan may include a variety of security measures such as physical security controls, network security controls, and employee training.
3. Implementation Support: Once the security plan has been developed, a security consultant may assist the client with implementing the security measures outlined in the plan. This can include providing guidance on selecting and deploying security technologies, conducting security testing, and providing training to employees.
4. Ongoing Support: Security threats are constantly evolving, so it’s important to have ongoing security support to ensure that the security measures implemented continue to be effective. A security consultant may provide ongoing support to the client through activities such as security monitoring, vulnerability assessments, and incident response planning.

Overall, the goal of security implementation consulting services is to help clients identify and mitigate security risks to protect their assets, information, and reputation. The specific support provided will depend on the needs of the client, the scope of the engagement, and the expertise of Liztek.