Cybersecurity and data protection
Security controls you can apply, maintain, and prove to your clients, your auditors, and yourself.
Most incidents in small businesses don't start with a sophisticated attack. They start with something much simpler:
A reused password
An email that looked legitimate
A backup no one checked
Know your data and who has access to it
We review where the data lives, who can use it, and which systems or vendors are involved. With that map, we prioritize controls and close unnecessary access.
Apply protective measures
We apply the measures that reduce the most risk in your operation, without complicating daily work.
Prepare your team
We teach people to recognize fraud attempts, protect credentials, and report anything suspicious. We use examples from their own tasks:
The invoice with a changed bank account.
The email from the "manager" requesting an urgent transfer.
The link to "verify" your email account.
Organize the response
When something happens, no one should improvise. We define the procedure before you need it.
Detect
How to recognize that an incident is happening.
Escalate
Who to notify and in what order.
Recover
How to coordinate the return to normal operations.
Record
What information to keep, as required by the new data law.
Turn preparation into evidence
Preparing for Law 21.719 means concrete work. We help you document what has been applied and keep outstanding gaps visible. That same evidence works when responding to clients and auditors.
Verify and improve
We agree on assessments and tests based on the risk of each environment. The results are used to adjust controls and prioritize fixes: security is not a project that ends, it is a routine that is maintained.
↑ Back to topWe know how attacks happen, not just how to defend
Knowing both sides lets us prioritize what an attacker would actually look for in your company, not what a generic checklist says.
In a private conversation we present our background, with its context and scope.
Assess your company's readinessComplements
Technology direction and compliance
Someone who makes sound decisions about your technology, and who is accountable for them.
SERVICEIT support and infrastructure
An organized infrastructure and close support for daily work.
QUESTIONSFrequently asked questions
Timelines, scope, contracts, and how we start working.