Cybersecurity services

Yes — with multi-layer protection: modern endpoint security, regular automated backups (so data can be recovered without paying a ransom), network segmentation that limits how far an attack can spread, and employee training, because most ransomware attacks start with a phishing e-mail. And if an attack does happen, we provide fast incident response and restore systems from backups.

The most important thing is employee training — 88–95% of security incidents involve a human factor, such as clicking a phishing link. We offer regular training sessions and simulated phishing tests so your team learns to spot threats in time.

Yes, we can. But before introducing technical restrictions we always discuss your real business needs — in our view, security should work with convenient daily work, not against it. Often the best solution is not a full USB ban, but encrypted, registered USB devices: secure, yet not disruptive to daily workflows.

Cybercriminals are expected to rely ever more on artificial identities and emotional manipulation, making phishing attacks harder to recognise. That makes regular employee training more important than ever.

Yes — regular hands-on sessions where employees learn to recognise phishing e-mails, use strong password practices and manage everyday risks. We also run simulated phishing tests to measure the team’s readiness and reinforce the skills in real conditions.

Cybercriminals increasingly target smaller companies precisely because their defences tend to be weaker. Over 80% of large companies monitor their cybersecurity regularly — but only just over 40% of small ones. That means the higher risk sits exactly with the SMB sector.