We assess your company’s real risks and implement verifiable measures: firewall, endpoint protection, multi-factor authentication, tested backups. We review them regularly, following a plan you can track. For companies in Cluj-Napoca and across Romania.
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No single measure stops every attack. That is why we work on several levels: network, devices, identities and data, plus a backup that gets you back to work if everything else fails. Each level is sized to your company’s risks and budget.
We analyse the infrastructure, internet exposure, access rights, backups and the team’s practices. The result is a report with risks prioritised by impact and likelihood, which underpins security investment decisions. See how an IT audit works.
A Fortinet firewall configured to your company’s needs, network segmentation, secure remote access via VPN, traffic filtering and wireless network protection. The network becomes a controlled perimeter rather than an open cable to the internet.
Sophos protection for workstations, laptops and servers: next-generation antivirus, detection of suspicious behaviour, control of external devices and disk encryption for mobile equipment.
Local and cloud backups, with multiple versions and periodic restore tests. We document the real recovery time, so that in the event of an incident, from ransomware to a failed disk, you know in advance how long it takes to get back to work.
Effective security starts with prioritisation: what can stop your activity, what can expose your data, what is merely theoretical. We work from the concrete risk to the concrete measure.
We analyse the infrastructure, the processes and the way the team works: who has access to what, how data flows, what is exposed to the internet, how recently the systems were updated. Vulnerabilities are usually found where nobody has looked for a long time.
Not everything has to be fixed at once. Together we set the measures with maximum impact at reasonable cost, usually multi-factor authentication, tested backups and updates, and plan the rest in stages.
We implement the agreed measures, monitor alerts and review the configuration periodically or whenever something changes in the company: new employees, equipment, applications, legal requirements such as NIS2.
Security means verifiable measures, documented and reviewed regularly. Here is what we actually deliver at each stage.
A written report in language management understands: the risks identified, prioritised by impact and likelihood, and an action plan with stages, owners and estimated costs. You can decide with full knowledge what, when and how much.
Fortinet firewall, Sophos endpoint protection, multi-factor authentication and access policies in Microsoft 365, backups with restore tests, systematic updates. Each measure is configured, documented and handed over with explanations.
Periodic checks of configurations and alerts, updating the measures as the company changes, and a status report for management in plain language: what is covered, what remains open, what we recommend.
Yes. Most modern attacks are automated and pick their victims by vulnerability rather than by size. Small companies are attractive precisely because they invest less in defence.
We analyse the infrastructure, access policies, backups, internet exposure and employee practices, then deliver a report with risks prioritised by impact and a concrete remediation plan.
Yes. We implement the technical and organisational measures required by legislation and support you with the related documentation, working with legal advisers where needed.
We mainly work with Fortinet for network security, Sophos for workstation and server protection, and the security tools in Microsoft 365. The choice depends on the existing environment and the budget.
Yes. We configure the backup, test it regularly through real restores and document the recovery procedure, so that the recovery time is known in advance rather than discovered on the day of the incident.
Regularly, as agreed in the contract, and every time something important changes: new employees, equipment, applications or legal requirements.
Briefly describe your infrastructure and what concerns you. The first conversation clarifies what is worth assessing and in which order; the actual assessment is planned afterwards.
