Security audit
Policies, access, backups, infrastructure and a concrete remediation plan.
Security with measurable outcomes
We identify risks first. Then we address them.
We assess technology, processes and user behaviour, then design remediation that reflects the real risk and your budget.
Our capabilities ↓Penetration testing
Multi-tool testing, expert assessment and a clear management report.
Phishing and training
Practical phishing simulations, evaluation and targeted staff training.
Standards and certification
Preparation for ISO 27001, TISAX or SOC 2 — from risk analysis to processes, documentation and remediation.
Security development
Reporting, automated controls and integrations that help meet requirements over the long term.
Our expertise in context
Security starts with our own standards.
Explore our ISO/IEC 27001:2022 company certificate, team qualifications and the history of our partnerships.
Before we start
What you may want to know.
Should we start with an audit or a penetration test?
An audit considers access, backups, infrastructure, policies and processes. A penetration test examines the resilience of defined systems. The choice depends on whether you need a broad risk picture or validation of specific technical controls.
What does certification preparation involve?
We help with risk analysis, processes, documentation and remediation. Your business or customer requirements determine the target framework and scope. Preparation is not certification itself or a guarantee of a successful audit.
Can you help fix the issues as well as identify them?
Our services also include technology, managed IT and integrations, allowing findings to become practical changes. Implementation scope, priorities and responsibilities need to be agreed separately.
What should we prepare for the first conversation?
Your business-critical systems, who manages IT and any customer requirements or audit deadlines. A short description is enough for the first contact; secure transfer of detailed documents can be arranged afterwards.
When IT works . . .