Cybersecurity for the Technology Industry

Technology Providers, Research Labs and High Tech Companies are facing more challenges than ever before to secure their data and services from

Cyberattacks. A majority of these companies rely solely on the internet, web applications or internet-facing systems to operate, which increases the extent of the damages that can be done by an attacker. These cybercriminals often seek to disrupt the availability of the services – which generally only acts as a smokescreen, allowing them to compromise critical data and intellectual property that can later be used for industrial espionage or even be sold on the dark web.

Attackers will aim at any weak entry point in your system in order to reach potentially critical internal systems to perform further malicious acts.

Cybersecurity for the Public Sector & Government

Secure your sensitive data, critical infrastructures and protect your systems from state-sponsored cyberattacks

With the rise of hacktivism, government agencies and public sector organizations are facing increasingly complex challenges to secure their assets from cyberattacks. Cybercriminals, often state-funded, seek to disrupt critical infrastructure and operations depending heavily on the internet or internal networks to function. They also attempt to compromise confidential information, national secrets or critical intelligence. These attackers will aim for any weak point in your systems to gain access to other critical systems/databases, which is why it’s become such a necessity to regularly audit all of your operations to identify every way in which you could be compromised.

Cybersecurity for the Transport and Logistic Industry

Control risks tied to the integration of technologies in your operations and your production chain with the help of our Cybersecurity services.

In the past few years, the transport and logistics industry has been undergoing a significant evolution with the introduction of automated systems/applications connected to the internet. Attackers regularly target these systems to gain access to other internal systems they can exploit for financial gains or for corporate espionage. Some of their primary objectives are to halt your productivity with ransomware, steal intellectual property and customer data they can sell on the dark web. The fast evolution of the technology used to manage and maintain the supply chain often leaves vulnerabilities open and unknown to the development team.