Protect your
digital assets.
Security audit, firewall configuration, penetration testing and GDPR compliance — for businesses and individuals alike. Prevention is always cheaper than damage control.
Tools & Methods
What we use for cybersecurity
Network Recon & Audit
Penetration Testing
Endpoint Protection & Monitoring
GDPR & Compliance
Why choose us
Comprehensive cybersecurity solutions
Detailed written report
Every audit and test comes with a detailed, understandable written report — with specific findings and remediation steps.
Prevention focus
We don't just flag problems — we recommend specific steps to maintain security long-term.
GDPR compliance
We help you comply with European data protection regulations — from privacy notices to data processing agreements.
Confidentiality guaranteed
All data and vulnerabilities discovered during the audit are handled under strict confidentiality. NDA in every case.
Fast response
In case of a cyber attack or data breach, we respond and begin remediation within business days.
Security awareness training
Optionally, we also provide employee training — most cyberattacks succeed through human error.
When is it worth it?
Typical use cases
Preventing ransomware attacks
Ransomware attacks target digitised SMEs. Preventive audit, endpoint protection and firewall configuration drastically reduce risk — far cheaper than handling an incident.
Ensuring GDPR compliance
If you process personal data (customers, employees, newsletter subscribers), our GDPR audit maps gaps and proposes concrete steps to achieve compliance — before a fine.
Securing a new office/network
When opening a new office or deploying a network, security gaps added later are very expensive to fix. Firewall, VLAN segmentation, VPN and access management designed from the start.
Securing remote work
With remote work, employees access company data from home networks. Implementing VPN, MFA and endpoint protection minimises risk.
Ordering a penetration test
Don't know where your system is vulnerable? Ethical hacking and pentest exposes real exploitable gaps — with a detailed report and prioritised remediation recommendations.
Conducting an IT security audit
An annual comprehensive security audit (network, password policy, software updates, access rights) is essential for compliance and responsible operations.
How we work
We discuss the system environment, requirements and risk levels. Online or in person.
We carry out the agreed assessments — network, applications, endpoints, process reviews.
Detailed written report on findings, with risk levels and specific remediation steps.
On request, we help implement fixes and carry out a follow-up verification scan.
The security audit includes network infrastructure scanning, mapping open ports and vulnerabilities, password policy and software update checks, plus a detailed written report with findings and recommendations.
Depending on scope, 1–5 business days. A basic network audit typically takes 1–2 days, while a complex enterprise IT system review takes 3–5 days.
If you process personal data (customer, employee, or email list data), it's a legal obligation. Our GDPR audit maps processing activities and recommends actions to achieve compliance.
An audit is a comprehensive review: documents, processes, and configuration checks. A pentest is an active, controlled attack simulation — we attempt to breach the system to find real, exploitable vulnerabilities.