Security you test, not assume.
We assess where your company is exposed, fix issues in order of risk, and prepare your team for the day something happens — because that day comes.
Request a security assessmentThe risk in plain terms
Most attacks on European SMEs start with an email and exploit access nobody revoked. You don't need to be a bank to be a target — you just need revenue.
What we do
Assessment and penetration testing
The assessment ends with a single list, ranked by risk and cost to fix. No 80-page reports nobody reads.
Protection and hardening
Identities, access, endpoints and cloud — fixed in order of risk, starting with what an attacker would exploit first.
Monitoring and detection
Centralised logs and alerts about what matters, sized for your team — not a bank's SOC for a 50-person company.
Incident response
We prepare the plan before the incident: who decides, who communicates, what gets shut down first. And if the worst happens, we pick up the phone.
GDPR and NIS2 compliance
We translate the regulation into a concrete measure list sized to your company — without selling panic.
Team awareness
Short, practical training with real phishing simulations — because the wrong click is still the number-one way in.
How it runs
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Assessment (2–3 weeks).
Technical and organisational review, controlled testing, and a fix list ranked by risk and cost.
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Fixes in order of risk.
We implement with you or with your team — each fix with its own scope and deadline.
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Preparation and upkeep.
An incident-response plan, exercises with your team, and periodic reassessments so risk doesn't silently pile up again.
NIS2 and GDPR without drama
If NIS2 applies to you, the deadlines and fines are already real. We tell you what is actually mandatory for your size and sector — and what is a vendor riding the wave.
What if it happens tomorrow?
If you are dealing with an incident right now, contact us immediately. If you're not, the best time to prepare the plan is exactly now.
Frequently asked questions
We're small. Isn't this overkill?
The assessment is sized to the company: for an SME it focuses on access, backups, email and the two or three systems the business runs on. Overkill is finding this out after the incident.
We already have antivirus and a firewall. Isn't that enough?
They are necessary, but most incidents exploit weak passwords, stale access and people — not the firewall. That is what the assessment checks first.