Sectors and use cases

Cybersecurity and compliance adapted to each type of company.

ISO 27001, ENS, NIS2, pentesting and secure development are not implemented in the same way in a SaaS, a Government provider, an industrial SME or an organization with sensitive data.

ISO 27001ENSNIS2AppSecGDPR
Sector map

Different priorities, reusable controls.

The key is to adjust scope, evidence, language and roadmap so that compliance serves the business.

AAPP

Public Administration Suppliers

ENS preparation for tenders, categorization of systems and reviewable evidence.

  • ENS Basic, Medium or High.
  • Adaptation plan by measures.
  • Useful documentation for specifications.
See ENS adaptation →
SaaS/MSP

Technology, software and managed services

ISO 27001, cloud security, suppliers, continuity and AppSec to sell B2B trust.

  • SGSI aimed at demanding clients.
  • Web pentesting, APIs and infrastructure.
  • Change and vulnerability management.
See ISO 27001 consulting →
Industrial

Industry and supply chain

Risk management, critical suppliers, continuity and NIS2 requirements when the sector or client requires it.

  • NIS2 applicability analysis.
  • Continuity and incident response.
  • Supplier security.
See NIS2 adaptation →
Sensitive data

Health, education and professional services

Protection of personal information, access control, evidence and practical training.

  • GDPR and security by design.
  • Access and incident logs.
  • Awareness by profile.
See secure development →
Finance

Finance and regulated environments

Traceability, third party risk, continuity and security controls reviewable by audit.

  • Map of controls and those responsible.
  • Evidence management.
  • Support for internal audits.
Read about DORA →
Digital product

Websites, apps and platforms

Pentesting, code review and secure development to reduce real risk beyond documentation.

  • OWASP Top 10.
  • Executive and technical report.
  • Remediation support.
See pentesting →
How we start

A diagnosis to know what applies and what does not.

Before implementing controls, it is advisable to decide the scope, obligation, priority and necessary evidence.

1. Context

Sector, services, clients, data, technology, suppliers and contractual obligations.

2. Gaps

Review against ISO 27001, ENS, NIS2, RGPD or specific client requirements.

3. Roadmap

Prioritized plan with controls, responsible parties, deadlines and reusable evidence.

Next step

Tell us sector, target client and requirement.

We guide you so as not to oversize the project or fall short when faced with an audit, tender or client.

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