New AI models such as Claude Mythos and GPT‑Cyber can independently identify vulnerabilities and turn them into weaponised exploits within hours. What once required significant resources and weeks of effort is now automated, posing a particularly serious risk for mid‑sized organisations.
NIS2 is a step in the right direction, strengthening cyber resilience at a time when it matters more than ever. But organisations don’t have to start from scratch Watch our webinar to see how to assess NIS2 requirements realistically and take a structured approach to implementation. Bonus: NIS2 self‑assessment tool.
Protect your organisation against increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks with an integrated approach that combines AI‑driven threat detection, automated response and a state‑of‑the‑art Security Operations Centre (SOC).
Understand your current position.
A structured assessment of your security posture using the B‑Hard Assessment or the NIS2 Assessment.
Set the right priorities.
Clear, actionable recommendations based on established frameworks such as BSI IT Baseline Security, ISO 27001 and ISACA.
Implement the right measures.
From strategy through to implementation—architecture, solutions and managed services from a single source.
Ensure long‑term protection.
Penetration testing, vulnerability management, SOC, monitoring and incident response as part of a continuous security process.
Identify, assess and remediate vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them.
Trust nothing by default. Grant access only after verification—across devices, identities and connections.
Privileged accounts are a primary target for attackers. Leaving them unprotected effectively opens the door.
When prevention falls short, detection, response and automation step in.
People are still the most frequent target for attackers. Training makes the difference.
Identify where action is needed and address NIS2 requirements effectively.
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