Cyber Security you can measure, not just promise.
Effective business cyber security can be measured: we analyse your infrastructure the way an attacker would, close the gaps and build layered defences. As a result, with verified backups and a continuity plan, even the worst day becomes manageable.
Business cyber security: a project, not a product.
After all, antivirus and firewalls alone are not enough: attacks exploit misconfigurations, weak passwords, unpatched systems and people. We start from a real analysis of your infrastructure and set concrete priorities.
Above all, every intervention is documented: you know what we found, what we fixed and which risks remain.
Business cyber security and the NIS2 directive.
Today, however, business cyber security is no longer just for large companies. In fact, attacks hit professional firms, SMEs and suppliers every day, often through a weak password or an unpatched server. Also, the European NIS2 directive has extended security duties to many sectors, from transport to energy.
Our approach follows the five functions of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework: identify, protect, detect, respond and recover. So we start with a vulnerability assessment and penetration test, then we secure the network and finally we check that backups and the recovery plan really work.
Every business cyber security project is documented, so you know what we found, what we fixed and which risks remain. For updates on threats in Europe, we also recommend the reports of ENISA.
The areas of business security.
Explore each area: what it includes, how we work and what you get.
Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing
Find vulnerabilities before attackers do.
Learn more 02Business network security
Segmentation, firewall, VPN and hardening.
Learn more 03Backup and Disaster Recovery
3-2-1 backups, immutable copies and restore tests.
Learn more 04Ransomware protection
Layered defences and a response plan.
Learn moreCyber security: areas of intervention
Vulnerability Assessment
Scanning and classification of vulnerabilities in servers, endpoints and exposed services.
Penetration Testing
A controlled attack simulation to verify what can really be exploited.
Secure networks
Segmentation, firewalls, VPN, hardening and access management.
Backup & Continuity
3-2-1 backups, immutable copies, disaster recovery and restore tests.
Ransomware protection
Layered defences on endpoints, email, access and backups.
Monitoring
Logs and regular checks to catch anomalies in time.
Our method
Identify
Assets, data and attack surface.
Protect
Hardening, access, encryption.
Detect
Monitoring and logs.
Recover
Tested backups and continuity.
Business cyber security: questions.
A vulnerability assessment identifies and classifies known vulnerabilities. A penetration test simulates a real attack to verify which ones can actually be exploited and with what impact.
At least once a year and after every major change to the infrastructure; for internet-facing systems a quarterly schedule is advisable.
With several layers: segmentation, updates, access control, endpoint protection and above all isolated, tested backups following the 3-2-1 rule.
Let's talk about your infrastructure.
Tell us what you need: we will get back to you for an initial, no-obligation analysis.