Information Security Management
The objective of the Information Security Management System (ISMS) is to proactively manage the risks to the organisation arising from the use of information systems and technologies and from the dependence of processes on information.
Pentesting
Want to proactively measure the effectiveness of your vulnerability management program? How can you assess strengths and weaknesses before a data breach occurs? Penetration testing can help your organization find weaknesses and allow you to address them before threat actors can exploit them.
Risk Management (RM)
By implementing a risk management plan and considering various potential risks or events before they occur, an organization can save money and protect its future.
Network security audit
Do you monitor all network traffic? Detect unknown threats in real time based on their behavior. Detect risks early and prevent attacks or damage.
IT Forensics
The benefit of a quality incident investigation is primarily in the area of prevention. If we are able to perform an incident analysis followed by the design and implementation of appropriate measures, it significantly supports the continuity of the company's business processes.
SOAR – Security Orchestration, Automation and Response
SOAR is set to revolutionise security operations, particularly the way security teams manage, analyse and respond to alerts and threats.
SIEM – Security Information and Event Management
Why Splunk for SIEM? Splunk provides a true analytics technology that allows you to track and connect APT-related events by discovering relationships across all available datasets.
VM – Vulnerability Management
Get a risk-based view of your entire attack surface - from IT to cloud to containers - so you can quickly identify, investigate and prioritise vulnerabilities.
Multi-factor authentication
Why do we need multi-factor authentication? New threats, risks, vulnerabilities and evolving business requirements underline the need for a strong authentication approach based on simple service delivery and scalability for the future.
Identity Management (IdM)
Identity management is a field that deals with the management and administration of identities. It makes sure that every user in a company has the access to the systems they are supposed to have and when they are supposed to have it.
Endpoint Protection (EPP)
The field of EPP has evolved over the last few years into more advanced and comprehensive protection. This includes next-generation antivirus, threat detection, device management, data leakage protection and other aspects to counter evolving threats.
Next Generation Firewall (NGFW)
In addition to access control, NGFWs can block advanced threats such as advanced malware and application layer attacks. It also adds additional features, namely application control, IPS and often more advanced threat prevention features such as sandboxing.
IT infrastructure monitoring
IT infrastructure monitoring tracks uptime, performance and response time with a single view of your infrastructure. It provides visibility into the health of physical, virtual and cloud systems.
Business Service/IT Service monitoring
As critical IT systems become more complex, it is increasingly important to monitor and manage their performance. Monitoring and control systems report on the availability and quality of business processes, services and systems.
Log management
Log management is an umbrella term that describes all activities and processes used to generate, collect, centralize, analyze, transmit, store, archive, and dispose of large quantities of computer-generated logs.
Network Behavior Analysis (NBA)
Network Behavior Analysis (NBA) is currently one of the most advanced and effective methods for detecting operational and security problems.
Managed Services
Do not look for anything complicated behind Managed services concept. It is just one more form of ICT consumption. And like the cloud, Managed Services bring flexibility and savings.
SOAR – Security Orchestration, Automation and Response
SOAR is set to revolutionise security operations, particularly the way security teams manage, analyse and respond to alerts and threats.
SIEM – Security Information and Event Management
Why Splunk for SIEM? Splunk provides a true analytics technology that allows you to track and connect APT-related events by discovering relationships across all available datasets.
IoT a Industry 4.0
Simply put, Industry 4.0 is focused on the "smart factory", i.e. the automation of production. In this world, machines, devices, sensors and people connect and communicate with each other via the Internet of Things (IoT).
VM – Vulnerability Management
Get a risk-based view of your entire attack surface - from IT to cloud to containers - so you can quickly identify, investigate and prioritise vulnerabilities.
Multi-factor authentication
Why do we need multi-factor authentication? New threats, risks, vulnerabilities and evolving business requirements underline the need for a strong authentication approach based on simple service delivery and scalability for the future.
Identity Management (IdM)
Identity management is a field that deals with the management and administration of identities. It makes sure that every user in a company has the access to the systems they are supposed to have and when they are supposed to have it.
IT infrastructure monitoring
IT infrastructure monitoring tracks uptime, performance and response time with a single view of your infrastructure. It provides visibility into the health of physical, virtual and cloud systems.
Endpoint Protection (EPP)
The field of EPP has evolved over the last few years into more advanced and comprehensive protection. This includes next-generation antivirus, threat detection, device management, data leakage protection and other aspects to counter evolving threats.
Business Service/IT Service monitoring
As critical IT systems become more complex, it is increasingly important to monitor and manage their performance. Monitoring and control systems report on the availability and quality of business processes, services and systems.
Next Generation Firewall (NGFW)
In addition to access control, NGFWs can block advanced threats such as advanced malware and application layer attacks. It also adds additional features, namely application control, IPS and often more advanced threat prevention features such as sandboxing.
Log management
Log management is an umbrella term that describes all activities and processes used to generate, collect, centralize, analyze, transmit, store, archive, and dispose of large quantities of computer-generated logs.
Information Security Management
The objective of the Information Security Management System (ISMS) is to proactively manage the risks to the organisation arising from the use of information systems and technologies and from the dependence of processes on information.
Network Behavior Analysis (NBA)
Network Behavior Analysis (NBA) is currently one of the most advanced and effective methods for detecting operational and security problems.
Managed Services
Do not look for anything complicated behind Managed services concept. It is just one more form of ICT consumption. And like the cloud, Managed Services bring flexibility and savings.
Pentesting
Want to proactively measure the effectiveness of your vulnerability management program? How can you assess strengths and weaknesses before a data breach occurs? Penetration testing can help your organization find weaknesses and allow you to address them before threat actors can exploit them.
SCADA
One of the key things to understand about ICS is that one concern stands out above all others and that is SAFETY.
Risk Management (RM)
By implementing a risk management plan and considering various potential risks or events before they occur, an organization can save money and protect its future.
Network security audit
Do you monitor all network traffic? Detect unknown threats in real time based on their behavior. Detect risks early and prevent attacks or damage.
IT Forensics
The benefit of a quality incident investigation is primarily in the area of prevention. If we are able to perform an incident analysis followed by the design and implementation of appropriate measures, it significantly supports the continuity of the company's business processes.