Identify potential security threats before hackers do
Identification is the first step in ensuring your organisation's digital security. By understanding your organisation's business context, systems, data and potential threats, you can effectively identify and manage your cyber security.
Why is identification important for your IT security?
Knowing potential threats and vulnerabilities is crucial to your organisation's cyber security. A proactive way to protect your IT infrastructure is to find out how an attack could happen, where systems are vulnerable and what threats are possible.
Then your organisation can create a strong foundation for effective security practices. It allows you to recognise the specific threat landscape and adapt your preparation and measures accordingly.
Train employees to resist phishing attacks
Your company's employees are the first line of defence against phishing attacks. It doesn't take more than one employee falling into the phishing trap for hackers to gain access to company systems and important data.
That's why it's important that employees are continuously trained and educated on how to identify and respond to phishing emails.
Do you have strong passwords in your organisation?
Like many others, you should take a closer look at your organisation's passwords. It's important that your organisation uses strong passwords across different accounts - whether it's general users, administrators or service accounts.
We would be happy to take a closer look at your current situation and give you and your organisation recommendations on how to improve your passwords and IT security.
Is your organisation ready for a potential attack?
A security analysis can give you an insight into how your organisation would handle a simulated cyberattack. We examine the networks, systems and data that are critical to your organisation's infrastructure - giving you a clear insight into what your current situation is - and how you can improve it.
We combine meetings, workshops and interviews with IT managers and technicians to assess the final security maturity level.
The right services and a proactive approach
Hacking doesn't just happen to your neighbouring business (unfortunately). It's an area that all businesses need to focus on. The consequences can be incalculable if left unchecked. But it can be difficult to get the full picture in your organisation.
We believe in a proactive approach to IT security. By identifying potential risks early on, we can minimise damage and ensure continuous operation of your business.
It's no longer enough to install a little antivirus. It's about a deep business understanding and a thorough analysis of all the systems and data that exist in your organisation.
We have a range of services that can help identify potential cyber threats and give your organisation greater IT security and maturity.
Microsoft Entra ID Analysis
Get an independent security analysis and review of Microsoft Entra ID.
M365 Security Assessment
Analyse and assess the state of security in your Microsoft 365 environment.
Windows Client Server Analysis
Assess your resilience with a system analysis of Windows clients and servers.
Analysing AD passwords
Get an overview of the security of your password policy in Active Directory.
AD Security Analysis
Identify vulnerabilities in your Active Directory and get an overview of the actual security level.
Technical Phishing Test
Test and improve the entire chain of your technical email defence.
Password Analysis
We test the strength of your organisation's passwords and password policies.
Security Workshop
Find vulnerabilities in your infrastructure and get an overview of your current security level.
Hire a hacker
Hire a hacker for a day and find specific vulnerabilities in your infrastructure (and patch them).
Our Cyber Security Framework
We help organisations strengthen cyber security through all stages of their maturity journey. Our services are structured into the areas that every organisation- regardless of size and sector - should focus on to improve both maturityand resilience.
Our framework is inspired by the NIST Cyber Security Framework, developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Identify
We identify security risks through an understanding of the business context, systems, data and threats.
Protect
We develop and implement measures to ensure critical services remain operational in the event of a security breach.
Detect
We develop and implement activities that detect threats and security breaches should they occur.
Respond
We develop and implement actions and responses to handle the detected data breach in your organisation.
Recover
We develop and implement resilient measures that restore capacity and ensure your organisation's continuity.
Govern
We establish and monitor your organisation's strategy, expectations and policies that manage your security risks.