Cyber security
Cyber security
Most companies are not targeted. They are caught by automated campaigns looking for weak passwords, unpatched systems and people in a hurry. Defending against those is not complicated — but it has to be done, verified and kept running.
What is included
Endpoint and server protection
A centrally managed solution with visibility across every device — not individual antivirus installs nobody checks any more.
Detection and response
Alerts on suspicious behaviour, not just known files. Today's ransomware looks nothing like the viruses of ten years ago.
Two-factor authentication
The highest-impact measure for the effort: it stops nearly everything involving a stolen or guessed password.
Patching under control
Systems and applications are updated on a plan, not when someone remembers. Most breaches exploit vulnerabilities that already had a patch.
Least privilege
Every account reaches only what it needs. It limits how far a compromise can spread.
Monthly report
What was blocked, what was patched, where open risks remain. In language a non-IT reader understands.
Where we start
The first stage is an assessment of the current situation: what protection exists, which accounts hold administrator rights, which systems have not been updated in a long time, who has access to what. The result is a list of risks ordered by how likely they are to be exploited and what they would cost.
We do not sell everything at once. We start with the measures that cut the most risk for the least effort — usually two-factor authentication, patching and a verified backup.
What we do not promise
There is no hundred-percent protection, and anyone promising it is not telling the truth. What can be done is reduce the attack surface, detect quickly what gets through, and be able to return to the previous state without paying a ransom.
That is why tested backup is part of security rather than a separate service: it is the last line that actually holds when the rest gives way.
Frequently asked questions
01We already have antivirus. Is that enough?
An antivirus on each workstation, without central administration, means nobody knows whether all of them are active and current. In practice we always find a few machines left behind. Visibility makes the difference, not the product.
02We are a small company. Would anyone target us?
Not personally. Automated campaigns scan without knowing who they find, and a small company is often easier to compromise than a large one. The cost of an incident does not scale down with company size.
03How long until we are covered?
The basics — two-factor authentication, managed protection, verified backup — take two to three weeks for a typical company. The rest follows in stages, by the priorities from the assessment.
Let's work out exactly what you need.
We look at the current situation, tell you what is worth changing and what can wait, then you get a quote with clear figures.
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Write us a few lines about the situation in your company and we will come back with a concrete proposal.
Other services
We cover the whole chain, from infrastructure down to repairing a single device.
Cyber security
Managed protection for workstations, servers and accounts — with visibility into what is happening, not just an antivirus installed.
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Backup and disaster recovery
Backups on the 3-2-1 rule, with periodically tested restores — the one measure that holds when everything else gives way.
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IT security audit
An honest assessment of where you stand: what is exposed, how likely it is to be exploited, and what to fix first.
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