Real security, and a clear path to SOC 2 / PCI DSS.
No fear-selling, no empty checklists: we harden your infrastructure, manage vulnerabilities continuously, and — when your customers demand certifications — take you all the way to the audit with real evidence.
What we do
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Infrastructure hardening
Secure configuration of servers, endpoints, Microsoft 365, and network: MFA, encryption, least privilege, and documented baselines.
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Vulnerability management
Periodic scanning, risk-based prioritization, and verified remediation — a continuous cycle, not an annual PDF.
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SOC 2 / PCI DSS readiness
Gap assessment, remediation plan, and evidence preparation and support throughout the independent audit process.
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Identity & email protection
Among the most common entry points for attacks — phishing, compromised accounts, misconfigured access — closed.
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Incident response
A tested plan for when something happens: containment, communication, and recovery without improvising.
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Security awareness
Short, recurring training for your people, because the best firewall doesn't fix a hasty click.
How it looks
A real review: every control with its status and its evidence, climbing to 100%. This is how a prepared company walks into an audit.
Packages
Every operation is different, so the price is set after we understand yours. These are the scopes we usually work in — start at the first and carry on, or come straight in at the one that fits.
A security check-up
We look for the ways someone could get in — your systems, your network, your accounts — close the easy ones, and give you a short report in plain language saying what to fix first.
Ready for an audit
For when a client, a bank or a card processor starts asking for certifications. We tell you what is missing against SOC 2 or PCI DSS, fix it with you, and stay with you through the audit.
A security lead, without the salary
Someone accountable for security every month: watching the risks, deciding what matters, answering to you. The role a large company fills with a full-time hire.
Frequently asked questions
Would anyone really attack a company my size? +
Mass attacks don't pick victims: they scan the internet and exploit whatever is open. Smaller companies get hit constantly precisely because they tend to have fewer defenses in place.
How long does SOC 2 or PCI DSS readiness take? +
It depends on the starting point; typically 3 to 6 months from gap assessment to audit-ready. The initial assessment gives you an honest timeline within the first week.
Do you issue the certification? +
No — the audit is always performed by an independent third party. We prepare your infrastructure, policies, and evidence so the independent audit begins with fewer surprises and clearly documented controls.
Isn't this expensive? +
We begin with the highest-priority controls — the essentials done right — and scale the engagement according to your actual risk, customer requirements, and budget.
next step
Find out what you should fix first
A 30-minute call to understand your operation and tell you, frankly, whether we can help.
