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IT security

We specialize in implementing IT security solutions that protect your systems, data, and business processes from digital threats. Identify risks in time, prevent incidents, and ensure a stable and secure business environment.

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In the digital world, IT security is not a luxury; it is the foundation of stable business operations. Our specialized IT security solutions are developed specifically for companies seeking reliable, scalable, and efficient protection systems.

Our team of experts combines the latest technologies and proven methods to ensure your systems, data, and business processes remain secure and accessible 24/7.

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What is IT security?

Cybersecurity refers to the protection of everything connected to the internet – applications, data, computers, servers, mobile devices, and networks – from theft, misuse, or hacking.

Cybersecurity services

Penetration testing

A simulated hacking attempt to identify vulnerabilities in a company’s systems, applications, and networks. Based on the analysis, the company receives concrete recommendations and guidelines for addressing the detected security weaknesses.

GAP analysis

An assessment of the current security posture in relation to legal requirements and industry standards. A GAP analysis provides a clear overview of areas that need improvement to achieve full compliance and security resilience.

Phishing simulations

Controlled phishing attacks to test employee resilience to social engineering. The goal is to raise awareness, identify behavioral risks, and strengthen the security culture within the organization.

IT System Audit

An IT system audit is a systematic assessment of the security, efficiency, and compliance of an organization’s information technology. It involves a detailed analysis of the IT infrastructure, access control policies, security settings, and compliance with relevant regulations. The goal of the audit is to identify potential risks and propose concrete measures to enhance the reliability, security, and resilience of the IT environment.

Comprehensive IT System Review

An audit of the existing IT system covers four key areas: the security of all its components, verification of system functionality, analysis of the efficiency and costs of the technologies used, and assessment of the long-term viability of the current configuration. The goal is to ensure the system operates quickly, securely, and reliably.

Consulting and Strategy Development

A detailed analysis of the IT system involves clarifying recommendations and possible options, followed by the creation of a strategy for effective system management. The recommendations are divided into three categories: red, which includes urgent proposals that require immediate action or changes directly affecting the system’s security and stability; yellow, which refers to planned modifications that should be carried out within a reasonable timeframe to improve functionality; and green, which consists of additional suggestions that are not mandatory but can help facilitate business operations and increase efficiency.

Security Check of All Computers

A thorough security inspection and cleaning of all computers using multiple security tools.

Regulatory Requirements for IT Security

DORA - Digital Operational Resilience Act

An EU regulation introduced in 2023 that sets strict requirements for the digital resilience of all entities in the financial sector, including IT service providers. The goal is to ensure that institutions have recovery plans, security protocols, and a mandatory incident reporting framework in place. In Croatia, oversight is conducted by the Croatian National Bank (HNB) and the Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency (HANFA), while compliance is the responsibility of each covered organization.

NIS2 - A New Level of Cybersecurity in the EU

An EU directive effective from 2024 that introduces stricter cybersecurity requirements for organizations essential to the functioning of society. Companies subject to the directive will be required to document security procedures, conduct monitoring, educate employees, and report incidents within 24 hours. The deadline for compliance is one year from the receipt of the official notification.

Cybersecurity Act

The Cybersecurity Act of the Republic of Croatia, in force since February 15, 2024, aligns national legislation with EU directives such as NIS2 and DORA. It sets out mandatory security measures, a supervisory framework, and penalties for non-compliance. The objective is the timely detection, reporting, and mitigation of incidents to protect critical systems and services.

NIS2, DORA, and the Cybersecurity Act

What Can We Expect?

Cybersecurity is no longer optional! It's a necessity in today’s digital world. Compliance with the NIS2 Directive, the DORA Regulation, and the Croatian Cybersecurity Act is essential for protecting your business and safeguarding your data.