Security starts with a closer look.
We assess your systems and help resolve the security weaknesses that matter. We also develop backup strategies and test recovery procedures. During an incident, we provide disaster recovery and digital forensics around the clock, including for businesses without an existing support agreement.
24/7 help with IT emergencies.
We provide disaster recovery and digital forensics support even if you are not an existing customer. No prior support agreement is required. Our team is available around the clock with short response times. Together, we work to contain the impact and preserve relevant evidence for investigation. We coordinate recovery with evidence preservation so that important information remains available to establish what happened.
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An illustration of how the systems work together.
Before testing, we agree which systems are in scope and what operational impact is acceptable during the assessment. We clarify responsibilities, authorisation and suitable time windows. Particularly sensitive services receive separate consideration. All investigation takes place strictly within the agreed and authorised scope.
We want to understand what a finding means for the way your business works. A service with extensive permissions needs a different assessment from an isolated test system. We also establish how operations could continue after a failure. Technical security and a tested recovery process belong in the same plan.
Make findings clear and traceable
We examine the agreed attack surfaces and review relevant configurations. This includes how access is protected and what permissions exist within the environment. Automated findings are assessed in context so that your team receives a considered report instead of a collection of unchecked alerts.
You receive documented findings with supporting evidence, an assessment of their impact and specific next steps. We also explain the limits of the assessment and any open questions. The resulting priorities give technical teams a basis for action and help decision makers weigh the effort against the remaining risk.
Harden systems with operations in mind
Remediation starts with the agreed priorities. We restrict unnecessary access and adjust affected systems while taking their operational dependencies into account. We explicitly define which services must be reachable and who administers them. Changes are coordinated with the people responsible for keeping the environment running.
Before making changes, we establish prerequisites, possible interruptions and a way back if problems occur. Afterwards, we check both the security measure and the required functionality. This makes it clear what changed and whether the new configuration still supports the intended way of working.
Put the budget where it matters
Not every finding immediately calls for a new product. We assess what existing features and better configuration can achieve. Effort and operational value influence the order of work. This helps you use limited resources cost-efficiently and justify larger investments against specific requirements for your environment.
A retest shows whether the agreed weaknesses have been resolved. For ongoing operation, we document important settings and appropriate review dates. Our support is available around the clock with short response times. New services or changed access paths may need reassessment. An audit remains a snapshot of its agreed scope.
Backups that support a working recovery
Together, we define which applications must return first and what level of data loss would be acceptable. These recovery objectives shape the backup strategy. We consider dependencies, retention and protection against unauthorised access to backups. Scope and costs are based on actual operational needs.
A tested restore shows whether a backup can help when needed. We rehearse recovery of the agreed services and document prerequisites and results. This creates a disaster recovery procedure with clear responsibilities. When the environment changes, we review what needs updating in the backup and recovery design.
Example
Rehearsing recovery before an outage
Backups complete regularly. Nobody has yet tested whether the ERP, its database and its dependencies can be brought back into operation from them. There is no agreed recovery sequence, and only scattered notes in the documentation.
We agree recovery objectives with the responsible people and examine the available backups. In an agreed test environment, we rehearse bringing the services back. Missing prerequisites become visible, and the procedure that was actually tested is documented.
Your team knows which steps and credentials recovery requires. The test shows where effort is needed and what still needs improvement. This helps direct the budget towards making business-critical services recoverable.
Before we begin.
Do our systems need to be shut down for testing?
That depends on the scope and methods. We agree potential impacts in advance and schedule sensitive tests in suitable time windows. Production systems are examined only within the agreed limits, and any possible interruption is explicitly discussed beforehand.
Can you also resolve the findings?
Yes. Together, we turn the assessment into a practical remediation plan. We can carry out the agreed hardening or support your team with it. A subsequent retest documents whether the specific vulnerabilities under review have been resolved.
Do you help businesses that are not existing customers?
Yes. Our 24/7 disaster recovery and digital forensics support is also available to businesses without an existing support agreement. Call us. We discuss the situation, the access required and the scope of support so that the next steps are agreed.
How well prepared is your business?
Whether you need a technical audit or a recovery plan you can put to the test, we assess where you stand and which measures will usefully protect your operations.