Our cybersecurity solutions

Do you want to ensure the security and compliance of your infrastructure? Our cybersecurity expertise will support you every step of the way.

  • Regulatory compliance NIS2, MICA, DORA, RGPD, LPM, VARA, DIFC
  • Cybersecurity certifications & standards
  • Part-time CISO
  • Penetration testing & offensive operations
  • Configuration audits & system hardening
  • Internal audits & periodic controls
  • Cyber risk analysis ISO 27005 - EBIOSRM
  • 24/7 monitoring of your infrastructure to detect and respond to threats in real time
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Our services

Governance, risk and compliance

GRC is an integrated approach that enables companies to effectively structure their governance, proactively manage identified risks, and ensure regulatory compliance.

It offers a centralized, coherent vision, facilitating strategic decision-making while optimizing performance and organizational resilience in the face of regulatory challenges and cyber threats.

By implementing an appropriate GRC strategy, you'll improve your ability to anticipate, manage and control issues linked to information security, legal compliance and corporate governance.

Operational services

Benefit from comprehensive coverage to secure your IT, IoT and industrial environments, from audit to real-time intervention.

We carry out in-depth technical audits, including configuration audits, system hardening, access rights analysis and log reviews. Our teams carry out targeted penetration tests (web, mobile, infrastructure, cloud), as well as Red Team exercises simulating sophisticated attacks to test your detection and response capabilities.

We also provide security for embedded systems, connected objects and industrial environments (SCADA, OT). To ensure continuous protection, our SOC monitors your infrastructures 24/7, detects threats in real time and reacts immediately in the event of an incident. Our approach combines technical expertise and strategic vision to reinforce your security posture over the long term.

Are you really protected against today's threats?

Cyber threats are constantly evolving. What was enough yesterday now outdated. An ill-adapted or poorly monitored system becomes a open door to intrusiondata theft and business blockages. The reality is simple: a vulnerability can bring your operations to a halt in an instant, tarnish your reputation and generate considerable losses.

At a time when attacks are increasingly targeting SMEs and institutions, equipping yourself with a cybersecurity partner is no longer a luxury - it's a necessity to guarantee continuity and confidence.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the cybersecurity obligations of companies in Europe?

European companies are increasingly exposed to stringent cybersecurity regulatory requirements, with several key texts:

  • NIS 2 concerns many essential sectors (energy, healthcare, transport, industry, digital services, etc.) and requires cybersecurity governance, incident management, risk analysis and supplier supervision.
  • DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) specifically targets companies in the financial sector (banks, fintechs, PSANs, insurance companies...) with obligations on ICT risks, security testing, business continuity, and monitoring critical service providers.
  • RGPD (General Data Protection Regulation) requires any company processing personal data to implement appropriate security measures.
  • Sector-specific regulations or standards are sometimes added (e.g. MDR in the medical sector, PCI DSS in the payment sector, etc.).

All companies are concerned, to varying degrees, and must now demonstrate that they take cybersecurity seriously - on pain of sanctions, loss of confidence or business stoppage.

What are the obligations of local authorities, departments and public bodies (EPCI)?

The NIS2 directive imposes cybersecurity obligations on public entities operating in essential or critical sectors. In France, the entities concerned must :

  • Implement stronger governance of cybersecurity.
  • Draw up risk analyses and business continuity plans.
  • Implement appropriate technical and organizational measures.
  • Notify the relevant authorities of significant safety incidents.
  • Supervise service providers and the supply chain.

It is essential for local authorities and public bodies to check their NIS2 status and implement the necessary measures to comply with the directive, in order to guarantee the security and continuity of the essential services they provide.

What's the difference between DORA / NIS2 and a standard like ISO 27001?

The DORA and NIS2 directives are binding legal regulations or guidelines. They set out what you have to do.

ISO 27001 is a voluntary best practice framework that helps you structure a compliant and effective security approach.

➡️ In a nutshell: European legislation imposes obligations on you, and the ISO standard helps you to meet them.

Why use penetration tests and configuration audits?

Pentests (penetration tests) identify exploitable vulnerabilities in your systems before an attacker discovers them. They simulate real attacks to test your defenses in real-life conditions.

Configuration audits reveal errors, malpractices or oversights in your servers, workstations, Active Directory, cloud or network: exposed services, open ports, excessive rights, logging faults and more.

These actions enable you to effectively reduce your attack surface, by eliminating unnecessary or poorly secured access vectors, and implement immediate action plans to reinforce your operational security.

How can local authorities be supported?

As a cybersecurity company, we help local authorities and public bodies comply with the NIS2 directive and strengthen their cybersecurity, with solutions tailored to their resources and challenges:

  • Tailor-made consulting services, from a simple maturity analysis to the complete structuring of an ISMS (Information Security Management System), to formalize security responsibilities, policies and processes.
  • Implementation of a Business Continuity Management System (BCMS), with business continuity plans (BCP) and disaster recovery plans (DRP) tailored to public service requirements.
  • Integration of supplier risk management (mapping, contractual requirements, regular supervision).
  • Definition and testing of incident response procedures: detection, alert, treatment, crisis communication, feedback.
  • Enhanced operational security :
    • Perform penetration tests (pentests) and configuration audits on your key systems (servers, cloud, AD, workstations)
    • System and access hardening based on ANSSI guides, CIS benchmarks and industry best practices
What kind of support is needed for finance and decentralized finance (DeFi) companies?

We support financial players - banks, fintechs, crypto / DeFi platforms - in their compliance with DORA, ISO 27001, SOC 2 or regulator requirements such as AMF, ACPR, DFIC or VARA, combining a regulatory approach with technical security.

Our consultants and CISOs work on a time-sharing basis to structure your cybersecurity governance, manage your risk analyses, supervise critical service providers, and reinforce your operational posture (penetration testing, incident response plans, supervision...).

I'm not concerned by NIS2 or DORA. Why do my customers or service providers ask me for security guarantees?

Even if you're not directly subject to regulation, your customers may be.

Texts such as NIS2 and DORA require these companies to supervise their suppliers and service providers.

They require you to provide proof of safety (certifications, audit reports, action plans, etc.), failing which you could be rejected.