Our operational services

Our operational services provide active, measurable protection. Our teams of certified experts adopt offensive methodologies to identify and correct vulnerabilities before they are exploited.

We combine a rigorous technical approach with in-depth knowledge of attacker tactics to assess the robustness of your systems through realistic penetration tests, audit your configurations according to industry best practices, and reinforce your overall security posture.

Each intervention is accompanied by priority operational recommendations and a concrete action plan. Our deliverables enable you to make informed decisions to secure your infrastructures for the long term.

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Intrusion test

Our penetration tests simulate real-life attacks to assess the robustness of your systems and networks. By identifying exploitable flaws, we help you to correct vulnerabilities before they are exploited by malicious actors.
  • Assessment of potential entry points.
  • Simulation of external and internal attacks.
  • Detailed report with corrective recommendations.

Red Team

Our Red Team service goes beyond conventional penetration testing by taking an offensive, global approach. We simulate sophisticated attack scenarios to test your ability to detect, react to and counter advanced threats.
  • Realistic attack scenarios tailored to your industry.
  • Assessment of incident detection and response processes.
  • Improving your overall safety posture.

Configuration audit

A secure configuration of your systems is essential to minimize risk. We carry out in-depth audits to ensure that your configurations comply with security best practices.
  • Check security settings for servers, networks and applications.
  • Identify common configuration errors.
  • Recommendations for strengthening the security of your systems.

Code audit

Application security starts with robust code. Our code audits identify software vulnerabilities and help you correct them before deployment.
  • Static and dynamic source code analysis.
  • Detection of vulnerabilities such as SQL injections, XSS, etc.
  • Recommendations for improving code quality and safety.
Cloud environments and Microsoft services are widely used, but they require secure configuration to avoid risk exposure. We assess and strengthen the security of your Azure, Office 365 and Intune infrastructures.
  • Verification of security configurations and access policies.
  • Detection of configuration faults and data exposure.
  • Implementation of advanced protection measures.

Infrastructure safety

Directory services security

Directory services such as Active Directory are often the target of attacks. We assess the security of your directories to guarantee secure identity and access management.  
  • Audit permissions and security policies.
  • Detection of exposed privileged accounts.
  • Recommendations for strengthening directory security.

IoT security

Connected objects (IoT) are introducing new risks for organizations. We assess the security of your IoT devices and help you implement appropriate protection measures.  
  • Vulnerability analysis of IoT devices.
  • Evaluation of communication protocols and configurations.
  • Recommendations for securing your IoT networks.

Robotics security

Robotic systems, which are increasingly used in industry, require special attention in terms of safety. We assess the safety of your robots and automated systems to prevent the risks associated with their use.
  • Audit of control interfaces and communications.
  • Detection of potential vulnerabilities.
  • Recommendations for securing your robotic systems.

Vulnerability management

Vulnerability management is an essential pillar in securing your infrastructure. We identify and correct vulnerabilities in your systems, applications and networks to prevent potential attacks.
  • Complete vulnerability scanning across your entire infrastructure.
  • Risk analysis and prioritization based on criticality.
  • Guided correction and configuration optimization for enhanced security.

SOC Essential

SOC Essential offers real-time protection to secure your infrastructure without the need for heavy investment. This service combines advanced technologies and human expertise to detect, analyze and neutralize attacks before they affect your business.
  • 24/7 monitoring of logs, network flows and suspicious behavior.
  • Advanced detection of malware, phishing, DDoS attacks and other threats.
  • Detailed reporting for total transparency and continuous improvement.

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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.