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Have you suffered a security breach? Recover normal operations quickly

When a security breach occurs, it's crucial to get back to normal operations as quickly as possible. Our specialists plan and execute activities that support business recovery to get back to normal operations. This includes updating recovery plans and restoring damaged data or services.

Your backup systems should have more focus

Once a hacker attack is 'over', it's crucial for your business to move on and get back to normal as quickly as possible.

Hackers know that data is vital to your business, so they focus on making your life as difficult as possible. They do this by deleting data, but also by destroying the backup and recovery systems that most organisations have.

However, protecting backup systems from hackers isn't always what gets the most attention. But to avoid the total disaster of a hacker attack, it's essential to protect these systems as best as possible.

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Is your IT security sufficient?

We perform a series of tests to analyse whether you are adequately protected or where the best possible measures can be taken.

Our process is thoroughly tested and gives us the best basis for assessing your security:

  • Expert interviews with relevant people in your organisation to ensure an understanding of your system architecture.

  • Based on these insights, we test the systems to identify potential errors and vulnerabilities.

  • Using analysis tools, we automate and ensure that manual efforts are focused on the most critical areas.

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Why is it important to be prepared and ready for a cyber attack?

Once your business has been hit by a hacker attack, one of your most important tasks is to get your business back to normal operations. During the time your business is down, it costs you money.

That's why it's important that your company's backup processes are in order. At the same time, it's important that IT security is top-notch around your backup so that hackers can't delete or damage it.

Your backup systems should have more focus

Once a hacker attack is 'over', it's crucial for the business to move on and get back to normal daily operations as quickly as possible.

Hackers know that data is vital to your business, so they focus on making your life as difficult as possible. They do this by deleting data, but also by destroying the backup and recovery systems that most organisations have.

However, protecting backup systems from hackers isn't always what gets the most attention. But to avoid the total disaster of a hacker attack, it's essential to protect these systems as best as possible.

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Backup and Restore Assessment

Security analysis and review of backup and recovery procedures.

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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.

 

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Protect

We develop and implement measures to ensure critical services remain operational in the event of a security breach.

 

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Detect

We develop and implement activities that detect threats and security breaches should they occur.

 

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Respond

We develop and implement actions and responses to handle the detected data breach in your organisation.

 

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Recover

We develop and implement resilient measures that restore capacity and ensure your organisation's continuity.

 

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Govern

We establish and monitor your organisation's strategy, expectations and policies that manage your security risks.

 

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