We evaluate your critical assets, threats, vulnerabilities and business impact together. We create a cybersecurity roadmap with clear priorities, responsibilities and success indicators, covering identity, data, application, network, cloud and incident response layers.
Cybersecurity consulting is not just installing a security product or running periodic tests. By evaluating people, process, technology and third-party risks together, it ensures critical assets are protected, incidents are detected early and services can continue safely after an attack.
Identify critical data, applications, infrastructure, devices and services to clarify which asset needs protection, why and to what degree.
Evaluate threats, vulnerabilities, existing controls and potential business impact together to make priority risks visible.
Combine preventive controls across identity, network, device, application, data and cloud layers with monitoring and alerting mechanisms.
Plan and test in advance the processes for classifying, containing and remediating cyber incidents and safely restoring services.
We treat cybersecurity not as disconnected products and controls but as a holistic program in which critical assets, people, processes, applications, infrastructure, data, third parties and incident management are evaluated under a shared risk approach.
Determine risk priorities by evaluating critical assets, threats, vulnerabilities and existing controls together with business impact.
Design identity, device, network, application and data access in layers, based on continuous verification and least-privilege principles.
Manage user, administrator and service identities through lifecycle management, strong authentication and privileged access controls.
Embed security into the software development and cloud lifecycle to manage code, dependency, configuration and data risks early.
Prioritize system, application and configuration weaknesses by asset criticality, availability and business impact.
Manage security incidents through detection, classification, containment and remediation processes, together with backup and recovery plans.
A periodic security assessment can deliver clear findings for a new application, a major change or a specific technical scope. If assets, threats and operations change constantly, a regular security program is needed for lasting resilience.
Suited to validating the current security posture of a specific application, infrastructure, configuration or change within a limited time and scope.
Designed to continuously improve assets, risk, controls, monitoring, awareness and incident response under a shared governance structure.
If several of the following apply to your organization, continuous security management alongside periodic tests may be a better fit.
We adapt our security approach to your organization's assets, operating model, data sensitivity and risk profile, and build practical security models in areas ranging from identity to applications, cloud, suppliers and incident response.
Manage employee, administrator, service and external user access through strong authentication, least privilege, segregation of duties and regular access reviews.
Reduce risks during development with threat modeling, code and dependency scans, security tests and quality gates.
Reduce misconfiguration risks by applying identity, network, data, logging and resource policies with central standards.
Manage corporate devices, remote access and user behavior with inventory, compliance, protection and monitoring controls.
Manage business partners' access to data, systems and services through risk assessments, contractual controls and regular follow-up mechanisms.
Test roles, communication, response and recovery plans for ransomware, data breach, account takeover and service outage scenarios.
We build security strategy not from generic checklists but from your organization's assets, threats, business impacts and existing capabilities, and turn priority risks into actionable technical and organizational measures.
We clarify business goals, critical services, data and technology assets, security stakeholders and the priorities that need protection.
We determine risk levels by evaluating threat scenarios, technical and process weaknesses, existing controls and potential business impact.
We design target controls and security standards across identity, device, network, application, data, cloud and monitoring layers.
We divide security initiatives into phases based on risk reduction, business value, effort, dependencies and feasibility.
We support putting priority policies, processes and technical controls into operation and verify their effectiveness with tests and evidence.
We set up security monitoring and response processes and connect risk, control and exercise results to a regular improvement cycle.
A risk-based security approach ensures priority protection for critical assets, consistent application of controls, faster response to incidents and security decisions that are measurable at the management level.
Evaluate vulnerabilities by critical asset, threat likelihood and business impact to direct resources to the most important risks.
Build identity, device, network, application and data controls that support each other, without depending on a single security product.
Detect suspicious behavior early by monitoring asset, identity, network, application and cloud logs with meaningful alert scenarios.
Contain incidents and restore services faster with ready scenarios, responsibilities, communication and technical response steps.
Be better prepared for internal and external audit requests by managing policies, controls, responsibilities and evidence in a shared structure.
Ensure critical operations continue safely after an attack through backup, recovery, alternative operations and exercises.
We design policies and controls not as static documents but as living security mechanisms with an owner, scope, evidence, measurement method and review date, and update them as risk changes.
Clarify the decision and escalation responsibilities of risk owners, control owners, the security team, technology teams and management.
Manage identity, data, application, infrastructure, supplier and incident management rules in shared standards and practical control definitions.
Regularly verify not just that controls exist but that they work correctly, through tests, records, sampling and automated evidence.
Track residual risk, control coverage, vulnerabilities, incidents and improvement status with shared indicators that management can use for decisions.
From asset and risk analysis to target architecture, from the policy and control library to the incident response plan, roadmap and measurement system, we prepare the deliverables security management needs.
An inventory showing application, infrastructure, device, data, user and third-party assets with ownership, criticality and business impact.
An assessment showing threats, vulnerabilities, existing controls, residual risks and areas for development, with priorities.
A technical design showing target controls across identity, device, network, application, data, cloud and monitoring layers.
A management package covering each control's purpose, scope, owner, implementation method, evidence and review cadence.
Incident classes, responsibilities, escalation, communication, technical runbooks, recovery and exercise scenarios.
Initiatives divided into phases by risk reduction, impact, effort, responsible team, budget and timeline, along with KPIs and KRIs.
The most common questions about timelines, costs, working model and support afterwards.
Send your questionA consulting service that analyzes critical assets and risks to establish security governance, target architecture, technical and organizational controls, incident response and an improvement roadmap.
First, critical service, data, application, infrastructure and user assets are identified. Threats, vulnerabilities, existing controls and business impact are then evaluated together to select the priority risks.
It depends on the size of the organization, the number of assets and locations, technology diversity, the control areas to be assessed, test depth and the expected deliverables. A phased work plan is prepared after scoping.
The cost depends on scope, number of assets and users, architectural complexity, technical assessments and tests, policy and compliance needs, incident readiness and implementation support.
No. Penetration testing focuses on validating vulnerabilities within a specific technical scope. Cybersecurity consulting addresses risk, governance, architecture, controls, people, monitoring, response and the roadmap in a broader framework.
Regardless of business size, critical data and digital services can create risk. The engagement can be simplified by assets, threats and budget to focus on the highest-impact basic controls.
Depending on scope, we can support mapping security policies and controls to relevant requirements, defining responsibilities, building the evidence structure and preparing an action plan for gaps.
Depending on scope, we can support incident classification, containment and recovery coordination, root cause analysis, control improvements and building a post-incident resilience plan.
Let's evaluate your critical systems, your data and your current security approach together. We'll clarify the priority risks, the quick wins and the first step toward sustainable security.
