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Information security and audits for businesses – protection in order of priority

It pays to find vulnerabilities before an attacker does

Information security for businesses covers protecting your systems, keeping them updated, monitoring them and auditing vulnerabilities. Information security isn’t a one-off installation, it’s ongoing care. We keep systems patched, watch over them and find the weak spots before anyone else does.

Multi-factor authentication, disk encryption and firewalls sound complicated, but for us they are everyday work. We handle the protection and tell you in plain language what we did and why.

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What does information security mean in practice?

  • Comprehensive scanning. Our scans search your systems for over 140,000 known vulnerabilities. We read the results, weed out the false alarms and tell you which fixes are genuinely worth making.
  • Continuous monitoring. Security never sleeps. Automated monitoring watches your systems around the clock. Our specialists take on the alerts on weekdays without delay.
  • Prevention is the best protection. A threat is stopped before it becomes a problem. That is cheaper and easier than repairing the damage.
  • A step ahead. The online environment changes fast. We track cyber threats for you, so your company stays protected tomorrow, too.

What does protection include?

  • Security software and endpoint protection

    Centrally managed solutions keep viruses, malware and phishing attempts off your devices. We protect computers and phones where they are actually used.

  • Effective firewalls and network protection

    A modern business network needs an intelligent firewall. We take care of firewall installation, updates and maintenance so your network traffic stays clean.

  • Encryption and multi-factor authentication (MFA)

    We make sure confidential data stays encrypted and access to user accounts requires strong authentication. These simple steps are your company’s strongest lock.

  • Automatic backups

    A well-planned backup is a company’s lifebuoy. Automatic backups keep your files safe and enable fast recovery if a device is lost or damaged.

  • In-depth security review (audit)

    Want to know your company’s true security level? We scan servers, workstations, cloud services, applications and network devices. You get a clear report and concrete suggestions for improvement.

  • NIS2 readiness and a risk management framework

    The Cybersecurity Act obliges many industries to maintain documented risk management and report incidents within set deadlines. We find out whether the law applies to your company, help you draw up a risk management framework and put the technical protections in place in the right order.

    Take the NIS2 test

Suspect there are gaps in your protection?

Let’s look at it together

Can your team tell a scam from a genuine message?

Scam quiz

A scam starts with a message someone opens. The scam quiz shows with eight messages which signs your team notices and which slip past. The quiz is free, stores nothing, and the link can be shared with the whole team.

Take the scam quiz

Can someone send mail in your name?

Email test

The email protection test reads your domain's SPF, DKIM and DMARC records and says in plain language whether someone can send mail in your name and whether your own mail gets through. The test is free, and the report can be ordered by email.

Test your domain

Is your company’s security up to date?

We help you build lasting protection against cyber threats. We proceed calmly, at your pace.

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Security moment

Well then. It said “don't press”, and you pressed anyway. 😉

No worries — curiosity is human. That's exactly what security attacks count on: the most tempting link is the one you're not supposed to open. While you're here, let's see whether you can tell a genuine message from a scam. You'll get four messages, and the clock is running.

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