Cybersecurity for businesses and institutions

We find the weak spots in your systems before anyone else can use them, and build protection that fits the size and budget of your company.

Does this sound familiar?

Fake messages reach your staff

Messages pretending to be a bank, a supplier or a manager. One click can expose passwords or install malware.
You don’t know where the gaps are

Servers, devices and software that haven’t been updated in a while, shared passwords, and no one reviewing them regularly.
Customer data is at risk

A single data leak can cost you your customers’ trust and your reputation, and sometimes stop work for days.

Penetration testing
We simulate a real attack on your website, network or app, with your written permission, to see how far an attacker could get.
Vulnerability assessment
A structured review of your systems, devices and software, with every finding ranked by severity.
Server and system hardening
Secure settings, updates, firewalls and clear permissions for every user.
Email spoofing protection
SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up so no one can send email pretending to be your company.
Staff awareness
Short workshops and simulated phishing emails that teach your team to spot fake messages.
Monitoring and incident response
Ongoing review of alerts, and a clear plan for what to do if a breach happens.

01
Agreement and authorization

We agree on what to test, and sign a confidentiality agreement and testing authorization.
02
Assessment and testing

We test without disrupting your work, and document everything we find.
03
Report

A clear report of each issue, its severity and how to fix it, with a summary for management.
04
Fix and follow-up

We help your team fix the issues, then test again to confirm.

Will testing affect our day-to-day work?

We plan testing so it doesn’t disrupt your systems, agree on timing with you, and stop immediately if we notice any impact.

Is our data safe during the assessment?

Yes. We sign a confidentiality agreement before we start, and keep no data after the work ends beyond what the report requires.

What’s the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test?

An assessment looks for known weaknesses and ranks them. A penetration test actually tries to exploit them to show how serious they are.

How often should we test our systems?

At least once a year, and after any major change such as launching a new system or website.

We review your website and email, and send you the main risks and what to fix first.