We scan your systems - both inside your network and from the outside world - to find security weaknesses. Internally, we check everything from staff devices to servers to see if any outdated software or misconfigurations could open the door to an attack. Externally, we look at what a hacker sees from the internet, like your public-facing website, cloud apps, or exposed ports. These scans help us identify known vulnerabilities before someone else finds and exploits them. You get a detailed report, ranked by severity, so you know what needs fixing first.

This is like building a security blueprint for your organization. We look at how your data moves, who accesses it, and where sensitive information is stored. Then we map out how an attacker might try to break in or move around your system. It's not guesswork- we use real-world techniques and scenarios to imagine how threats could play out. Once we identify the most likely attack paths, we recommend ways to cut them off - like improving access controls or segmenting your network. It’s proactive defense, not just reaction.

Every risk we uncover gets scored based on two key things: how likely it is to happen and how much damage it could cause. For example, a minor software bug might be low risk, but an open admin port on your firewall? High alert. We break this down into plain language - what’s critical, what’s just noise - and explain the potential business impact. This helps you prioritise fixes, justify budgets, and make smart decisions without needing to be a cybersecurity expert. It’s the bridge between tech and business strategy.

Think of this like the digital rulebook for your team. It lays out what’s okay and what’s not when using work devices, internet, emails, or apps. For example, it can say “don’t install unknown software,” “don’t use work email for personal stuff,” or “don’t access adult sites.” This helps prevent accidental exposure to viruses, legal issues, or company embarrassment.

Not all data is created equal. These rules help your business treat information based on how sensitive it is. For example, a public blog post doesn’t need the same protection as employee salary data or customer records. We help sort your data into categories so you know what needs strong protection and what’s safe to share.

Instead of giving everyone full access to everything, this system gives people access only to what they need based on their job. The person in HR doesn’t need access to your financial dashboards, and your marketing person doesn’t need to mess with server settings. It keeps the system cleaner, safer, and limits mistakes.

Think of MFA like putting two locks on your front door. It means users need more than just a password to log in - like a code sent to their phone, or a tap on an app. Even if a hacker guesses your password, they still can’t get in without the second step. We help set this up company-wide, so your logins are a lot harder to break into.

Some users in a company need extra access to systems - like IT admins or finance managers. PAM is about carefully managing that special access. We make sure only the right people have that access, only when they need it, and we keep track of what they do. It’s like giving someone the master key but tracking how and when they use it.

SSO lets users log in once to access everything - email, CRM, cloud apps - without juggling a dozen passwords. It’s way more convenient and a lot safer when done right. We connect your apps under one secure login system, reducing both frustration and risk.

We send fake-but-realistic scam emails to your staff - not to trick them, but to teach them. If someone clicks a suspicious link, they get immediate feedback and learn what to avoid. It’s like a fire drill for email safety - better to mess up in practice than during a real attack.

After the test emails go out, we track how many people opened them, clicked them, or reported them. This tells us where your team stands in terms of awareness. We turn the results into simple reports so you can see which departments need more attention.

We provide quick, bite-sized lessons that pop up when someone fails a phishing test or just on a regular schedule. It’s not boring classroom stuff - just focused videos and quizzes to help staff spot threats without slowing down their workday.

We install a central system that keeps an eye on everything - computers, servers, emails, cloud apps - collecting logs and watching for signs something sketchy is going on. Think of it as a big digital security camera that never sleeps and knows what "normal" looks like, so it spots anything weird.

When that system sees something fishy - like a login from a strange country or files moving at midnight - it sends alerts immediately. We can set it to ping your IT guy’s inbox, phone, or even a Slack channel, so nothing suspicious slips through unnoticed.

If something does go wrong, we don’t waste time guessing. We prepare a “break-glass-in-case-of-emergency” guide in advance - step-by-step instructions for how to stop the threat fast, keep the damage minimal, and get back to business. Some of it can even be automated to act instantly, like blocking access or quarantining devices.

Every device and system in your network quietly keeps a diary - it logs what’s happening, who’s logging in, and what actions are being taken. We collect all these "diaries" in one place so we can quickly read through them when we need to find out what went wrong (or might go wrong).

We make sure those diaries aren’t tossed out too soon - or kept forever. Depending on your industry’s rules, we set how long these logs should be stored. Whether it's 6 months or 7 years, it's all automated and tidy - no messy boxes in the basement.

We teach the system what “normal” looks like. Then, if something weird pops up - like someone trying to log in at 3AM from another country - it waves a red flag. It's like having a watchdog that barks only when it really matters.

We first make a list of everything connected to your network - from computers to printers, even smart gadgets. You can’t protect what you don’t know exists, right? This inventory is like your digital guest list - no mystery devices allowed.

Think of patches like little band-aids for your devices. We make sure every system gets them - automatically - and at times that won’t interrupt work. It’s like updating your phone overnight while you sleep.

It’s not just Windows or macOS - we also keep apps like Chrome, Adobe Reader, and Zoom updated. These programs can be the back door hackers use, and we make sure those doors stay locked tight.

We figure out what parts of your business can’t afford to go dark - like financial data, client records, or active projects - and create backup plans accordingly. Think of it like choosing what to grab first if your office was on fire (digitally speaking). Then we store copies in the right places - some close by, some far away - so you’re covered no matter what.

We ask two big questions: How long can you be offline? and How much data can you afford to lose? Your answers help us build a recovery plan. If you say "I can’t lose more than an hour of work," we make sure your systems are set to bounce back fast, with minimal data loss.

It’s not enough to have a backup - you’ve gotta know it works. So, we run drills where we "pull the plug" on your systems (safely!) to make sure your backup takes over smoothly. No scrambling, no panic - just business as usual, even when disaster hits.

This isn’t your basic “Norton from 2005.” We use smart security tools that don’t just look for viruses - they watch how your computers behave. If something weird starts happening (like a hacker trying to sneak in), the system can shut it down automatically. It’s like having a digital guard dog on every machine.

We take your laptops, desktops, and servers and lock them down. No mystery USBs, no shady apps, no "oops I clicked it" moments. Only approved software runs, and we remove everything that shouldn’t be there - kind of like sealing up all the doors and only handing out keys to who actually needs them.

When your team works from home, coffee shops, or other galaxies, we make sure they connect through secure, encrypted channels. It’s like a private tunnel through the internet where no one can peek in. Add some extra locks (like two-factor authentication), and even if someone *tries* to sneak in - they’re shut out.

This is an international gold-standard for keeping digital data safe. We help set up your systems and practices so they meet this benchmark - showing clients and regulators that you don’t mess around when it comes to security.

Depending on where you’re doing business - Europe, the UAE, or elsewhere - there are rules about how you handle people’s data. We make sure your tech setup follows the law, whether it’s protecting customer privacy, knowing how to respond to a data breach, or showing you’ve got proper internal processes.

Ever wished you could see who accessed what file and when? This gives you just that. Every click, login, and change gets logged. Not only does this help if something goes wrong, it’s a big win during audits. No guesswork - just clean, clear records.