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Cybersecurity

Know where you are exposed. Recover fast.

Cybersecurity is much more than an antivirus. We assess networks and applications, protect devices and email, and prepare your company to keep running even after an attack.

Understanding the risks

First of all, an honest picture.

We measure how secure your systems and people are, so you know where to act first.

Vulnerability Assessment

A fast, non-invasive analysis of networks and applications. You receive a concise yet detailed report, written for both management and technical staff.

  • Networks
  • Applications
  • Management report
  • Technical report

Penetration Test

We look for vulnerabilities in your systems before someone else does, to prevent the loss of know-how and confidential information.

Simulated phishing campaigns

We plan varied simulated campaigns with you, repeated over an extended period. You measure how well people recognise deception attempts and how they improve over time.

Protect

Fewer open doors for attackers.

We reduce the entry points, both inside and outside the network.

Active protection and endpoints

Intrusion prevention, web filtering and application control to protect computers, servers and the network from internal and external threats.

  • Intrusion prevention
  • Web filtering
  • Application control
  • Next-generation antivirus

Secure email

Email is the main vector for ransomware. We deploy email systems that reduce the risk and the attack surface.

Recover

If it happens, keep running.

The right answer to an attack is being able to get your company back up and running quickly.

Business continuity after an attack

We design and implement solutions that keep essential services running even after a cyberattack.

Disaster Recovery plans

Plans to restore access to and operation of your IT infrastructure after failures, attacks or natural events.

  • Backup
  • Recovery
  • Documented procedures

NIS2 compliance path

We guide you through the NIS2 directive.

If your organisation falls within the scope of NIS2, we accompany you step by step through the security requirements.

Understanding what NIS2 requires of you

We go through the directive's obligations together and turn them into concrete actions for your organisation.

A picture of where you stand today

We compare systems and procedures with the required measures and identify what is missing.

  • Risk analysis
  • Incident management
  • Business continuity
  • Training

A plan with priorities

We tell you where to start and support you through implementation, including with the services on this page.

The ransomware case

An attack has three stages. We cover them all.

Ransomware gets in, spreads and locks your data. Each stage needs a different countermeasure, and you need all three.

  1. Reduce the entry points

    Secure email and phishing simulations: fewer dangerous messages get through, and people recognise the ones that do.

  2. Stop it spreading

    Endpoint protection and network control stop malicious code before it reaches servers and data.

  3. Recover

    Backup, business continuity and Disaster Recovery get you back to work without depending on the ransom.

Current topics

What is changing in security.

Three topics we are asked about most today, and how they relate to the services on this page.

Access

Zero Trust

Being inside the network is no longer enough to be trusted. Identities, devices and permissions must be verified every time, including for remote workers.

People

AI and phishing

Artificial intelligence makes deception messages more convincing and more frequent. Email protection and repeated simulations remain the most concrete defences.

Regulation

NIS2 Directive

For the organisations it applies to, NIS2 requires, among other things, risk analysis, incident management, business continuity and training. We guide you through it: see how.

References: ENISA Threat Landscape · Directive (EU) 2022/2555 (NIS2), transposed in Italy by Legislative Decree 138/2024.

Where does your company's security start?

A Vulnerability Assessment is often the most useful first step.

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