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Forensics, penetration testing, incident response and security awareness — from a single source. Available 24 / 7, on site immediately in an emergency.
The question is not if, but when you and your company will fall victim to a cyberattack!
We help you protect your company against cyberattacks and, if damage occurs, restore your operations quickly and securely.
Contact us82% of all German SMEs are not adequately protected.
75% have already been affected.
According to the Cyber Security Report of the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI), around 75 percent of German SMEs were affected by cyberattacks in 2020. These attacks range from phishing and ransomware to targeted attacks on sensitive data.
of all German SMEs are not adequately protected against cyberattacks.
of all German SMEs have already been affected by cyberattacks.
You can now have up to 50% of your cybersecurity investment (max. EUR 16,500) funded by the German federal government.
Without cybersecurity, your company is sitting on a ticking time bomb.
Our services for your security
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Digital IT forensics
Digital forensics plays a central role in investigating cybercrime and securing evidence. Digital forensics experts secure and analyze digital traces that are admissible in court. We also determine the authenticity of photos and videos.
Mobile forensics
Our experts meticulously extract and analyze data from smartphones and tablets, making sure every digital footprint is captured. This enables companies to uncover the truth behind incidents and strengthen their defenses against future threats.
Pentesting
A pentest – short for penetration test – is a simulated hacker attack on your IT infrastructure. It deliberately uncovers vulnerabilities in your systems before real attackers can exploit them. It is important that testing runs around the clock, 24/7. Attackers never sleep, and new security gaps emerge every minute.
Cybersecurity Incident Response
Cybersecurity incident response is the professional handling of cybersecurity incidents – whether they were triggered by a targeted cyberattack or otherwise. What matters is staying calm and taking the right steps in the right order.
Cyber security awareness training
Cyberattacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated and can have serious consequences. Untrained employees can easily fall for fraud schemes. With our security awareness training, you make your employees resilient against these threats.
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The most common cyberattacks
German SMEs are affected by.
Phishing attacks
Phishing is one of the most widespread types of cyberattack. Attackers use fake emails, websites or messages to try to steal personal information such as passwords, usernames or credit card details.
Ransomware
Ransomware is a form of malware that encrypts a company's data and then demands a ransom to release it. This type of attack can cause considerable financial damage and business interruptions.
Data leaks and data loss
Data leaks can occur in various ways, for example through insecure data transfers, improperly configured cloud storage or insider threats. These attacks can put sensitive data such as customer data, employee information or intellectual property at risk.
DDoS attacks
Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks aim to impair the availability of websites or online services by overloading their servers. This can lead to business interruptions and financial losses.
Business Email Compromise (BEC)
BEC attacks aim to compromise business email in order to fraudulently obtain payments or confidential information. These attacks can be carried out using fake emails from supposedly trustworthy senders.
Insider threats
Insider threats arise when employees, former employees or business partners intentionally or unintentionally disclose, manipulate or steal sensitive data.
CONCLUSION
Cyberattacks can cause considerable damage to your company, affecting your financial stability, your reputation and your long-term competitiveness. You should take appropriate measures to protect yourself.
The greatest damage companies
can suffer from cyberattacks.
Financial losses
Cyberattacks can cause direct financial losses, for example through theft of funds, ransom payments in ransomware attacks, or fraud using fake invoices or payments.
Business interruptions
A cyberattack can impair the availability of IT systems and online services, leading to business interruptions. This can result in production downtime, lost revenue and lost customers.
Loss of reputation
A successful cyberattack can undermine the trust that customers and business partners place in the company. This can cause reputational damage with long-term effects on the business.
Data loss and data protection breaches
A cyberattack can lead to the disclosure or corruption of sensitive data, which can have significant legal, financial and operational consequences. It can also result in violations of data protection laws and undermine customer trust.
Recovery costs
Recovering from a cyberattack can be expensive, including the costs of forensic investigations, data recovery, system cleanup and security improvements.
CONCLUSION
Spare yourself the considerable costs and unnecessary trouble with professionally set up and maintained cybersecurity.
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