Assess
We understand the assets, data, services exposed, suppliers and obligations that change the risk of that sector.
→Industries
The same discipline. Different risks in each industry.
We adapt cybersecurity and compliance to data, services, dependencies and industry obligations — without turning each industry into a generic IT package with a different name.
Sector atlas
The context changes the order of priorities.
A law firm, a clinic, and a logistics company can use the same security and compliance disciplines, but critical assets, impact, and dependencies are not the same.
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Lawyer and Notary
Secret profesionalEmail identityAccess control
We protect the correspondence, confidential documents, the website and the office infrastructure without turning the legal activity into a permanent IT project.
02Medical & Clinici
Sensitive dataIdentityAvailability
Protection for sensitive data, accounts, forms, communication and infrastructure, with recovery and privacy integrated into operation mode.
03Public institutions
NIS2Public servicesGDPR
A joint program for exposed public services, email, infrastructure, NIS2 readiness, GDPR and digital accessibility.
04E-commerce
CheckoutAvailabilityAdmin access
We protect your checkouts, accounts, emails and infrastructure without sacrificing the performance or availability of the store.
05Imobiliare
Lead dataEmail identityForms
Protection for forms, leads, emails, media-rich websites and integrations used in the commercial flow.
06HoReCa
ReservationsAvailabilityEmail
Protection for reservations, website, email, accounts and suppliers, with a focus on availability and quick recovery.
07Production and Logistics
Operational continuityIdentityThird parties
We protect identities, operational applications, email, suppliers and the continuity of technology-dependent processes.
08Education is
Student dataIdentityGDPR
We protect platforms, accounts and student data by integrating security with GDPR and accessibility of digital services.
09ONG-uri
EmailSaaSDonor data
A realistic baseline for email, website, data, SaaS and recovery, according to small teams and distributed infrastructure.
Cross-sector operating model
The discipline remains consistent even though the sector changes.
We change context and priorities, not invent a completely different process for each vertical.
Protect
We implement hardening, identity controls, website/email security and other technical measures appropriate to the real environment.
→Govern
We link risks and measures to GDPR, NIS2, ISO27001, SOC2 or other relevant requirements without treating them as identical frameworks.
→Evidence
Controls, reviews, approvals and technical results remain connected to the compliance and risk management program.
→Respond
We prepare incident response and recovery before the incident and turn findings into remediation after a real event.
→Improve
We review the program as applications, suppliers, obligations and threats change.
↻Capability mix
A single program can combine several capabilities.
Some organizations only need an assessment. Others need technical controls, compliance and operational ownership within the same scope. We choose the combination according to risk, not industry label.
01
Managed Compliance
Controls, risk, evidence, privacy and audit readiness in a continuously operating program.
02Cyber Security
Assessment, identity, website/email security, hardening and incident response for actual technical risk.
03Privacy & regulatory readiness
GDPR, NIS2, ISO27001 and other obligations related to demonstrable processes and measures.
04Penetration Testing
Authorized testing for applications, API s and infrastructure, with verified findings and re-testing after repair.
Do you see your business on the list?
We start with data, applications, suppliers and risk.We don’t need to force the organization into a category just to get started.
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