Advanced NIS2 / TIS2 security solutions

Advanced Solutions for your NIS2 Compliance

The European Union’s new Network and Information Systems Security Directive (NIS2) imposes stringent cyber security requirements on many organisations. We offer a wide range of advanced solutions that will not only help you meet all the requirements, but also strengthen your organisation’s resilience to cyber threats. Our team carefully analyses each situation to offer the most effective solution.

Security Solutions

XDR / EDR Protection

We deploy centrally managed and continuously updated tools to detect and monitor malware on your employees’ computers and servers in real time.

NAC (Network Access Control)

We control wireless and other devices on your network, restricting access to those that don’t meet the security requirements.

Firewalls (FW)

We provide comprehensive network perimeter protection, including intrusion detection systems (IPS/IDS), DDoS protection, CDN and DNS flow balancing solutions.

WAF (Web Application Control)

We protect your websites and information systems with specialised Web Application Firewalls.

Threat Detection and Analysis

Honeypot
(Fraud Technology)

We deploy simulated defence mechanisms to attract malicious actors and warn of potential cyber-attacks, so you can prepare for them.

Sandbox
(Safe Environment)

We inspect the files and links we send with advanced solutions in an isolated environment to detect even the most sophisticated, previously unseen threats.

SIEM (System for Event Intelligence and Analysis)

We centrally collect and analyse all events on your networks and systems to detect and respond to potential security incidents in time.

Incident Management and Response

SOAR (Incident Automation):

We automate the response to cyber incidents, speeding up response times and minimising the potential damage to your business.

Fire-resistant double walls and ceilings

We provide a service that effectively detects, investigates and stops cyber incidents, and prevents their recurrence in the future, using behavioural algorithms.