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Computer security

We protect your business against attacks, financial scams, or data theft, with systems tailored to the size and complexity of each company.

IT security for companies

In today\'s world, threats are more real than ever, affecting not only large companies but also small and medium-sized ones. The goal of crime is money: theft, scams, and information hijacking are the order of the day, putting your clients\' trust and data at risk.

This is where we come in: our IT security service is specifically designed for small and medium-sized businesses, making security accessible and aligned with what you really need. And we know that every euro spent counts.

As a cybersecurity company, our approach focuses on preventing problems before they occur and quickly detecting attacks. We are always alert, ready to monitor and neutralize any threat, minimizing the consequences if something happens. Attacks can come from the public cloud, the internal network, or remote work devices, but we have the right tools: perimeter security, suspicious activity monitoring, and vulnerability testing. Furthermore, we believe that employee training is key to keeping your data safe.

Our IT security service not only protects your company, but also helps you meet the requirements of insurance companies and compliance standards, giving you peace of mind in the face of eventualities. We like our clients to feel informed and secure: protect your company, your data, and your clients\' data with us.

Success cases

Success Case

SRB Assessors: Maintenance for a high availability environment

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main risks nowadays?

Hackers are criminals. They are after money, and all their actions are aimed at getting money, either yours or that of your clients and/or suppliers. To achieve this, they use attacks such as ransomware (which encrypts your data and demands a ransom), or phishing and identity theft (which deceive employees to steal money). They may also try to use your systems to attack others, so you could be involved in a theft or scam.

I want to catch up on security, where do I start?

Start with two basic pillars: secure your backups with verified backups that work when needed, and protect all devices with advanced EDR\/XDR type antivirus. If you have servers on your network, a firewall will also be necessary. Then, begin to implement additional protection mechanisms, such as anti-phishing systems (which are very necessary nowadays), or perimeter or traffic protection to achieve more robust security.

A client requires that I have security services in order to work with them, how do I do it?

Many clients now require certifications or security evidence as a contractual requirement. Typically, they request data protection (verified backups), device and network security (antivirus, firewall, EDR\/XDR), and prevention policies (anti-impersonation, staff training, and DRP). We understand your current situation and can help you implement the necessary services and provide the documentation your client requires to meet their standards, advising you on the most prudent, urgent matters, as well as the path and pace to follow.

I think I don\'t need much security, I\'m a small company and nobody will want to attack me...

This is one of the most dangerous myths in cybersecurity. Small businesses are actually a top target for cybercriminals, because they usually have less protection and fewer resources to defend themselves. Attacks are automated and widespread: they do not look for a specific company, but for vulnerabilities that are easy to exploit, which provide them with quick and easy money. A ransomware incident can cost you a lot of cash in extortion, as well as paralyze your business for days or weeks. An impersonation incident can be used by criminals to scam money directly from you, your clients, or your suppliers in your name.