Information & cybersecurity

The expertise of our Consultants in the area of Information security and cybersecurity is as a result of many consulting projects completed with successful certification of our Customers.
  • Many of our clients are certified by different worldwide-recognised accredited certification bodies, as per the requirements of ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27701, ISO/IEC 27017 and ISO/IEC 27018;
  • Some of our consultants are trained in the requirements of VDA ISA Catalogue and TISAX, which is an assessment and exchange mechanism for information security of many companies (OEMs and TIERs) in the automotive sector in Europe;
  • We could help for implementation of PCI DSS v 4.0 (March 2022) – Payment Card Industry / Data Security Standard;
  • We could help for implementation of PA DSS v. 3.2 (May 2016) – Payment Card Industry / Payment Application Data Security Standard;
  • We are in the process of continuous training and follow up in the procedure for implementation of ISO/SAE 21434, which is an international standard for automotive cybersecurity engineering.
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Understanding NIS2 and DORA

Compliance Assessment

  • Gap Analysis: Conduct a thorough gap analysis to identify areas where the organization does not meet the requirements of NIS2 and DORA. This includes reviewing existing policies, procedures, and technical controls.
  • Risk Management: Implement robust risk management frameworks that align with both directives. This involves identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks related to cybersecurity and operational resilience.

Implementation Strategies

  • Technical Measures: Advise on the implementation of technical measures such as network segmentation, intrusion detection systems, encryption, and regular vulnerability assessments.
  • Organizational Measures: Develop organizational strategies, including incident response plans, business continuity planning, and training programs for staff to ensure they understand their roles in maintaining operational resilience.

Reporting and Incident Response

  • Incident Reporting: Ensure compliance with the reporting obligations under NIS2 by establishing clear protocols for detecting, analyzing, and reporting significant incidents to relevant authorities.
  • Resilience Testing: Implement regular testing and exercises to validate the effectiveness of the organization’s resilience capabilities. This includes tabletop exercises, penetration testing, and scenario-based drills.

Continuous Improvement

    • Monitoring and Review: Establish mechanisms for continuous monitoring of compliance with NIS2 and DORA requirements. Regularly review and update policies, procedures, and technical controls based on new threats and regulatory changes.
    • Best Practices: Stay updated with industry best practices and emerging standards to ensure the organization remains at the forefront of cybersecurity and operational resilience.
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Technologies used

The effective implementation of standards for information and cybersecurity requires different information and cyber security solutions. They are software applications, hardware solutions, or both, which is the common case.

Delivering Quantum Resistant Encryption
Quantum Resistant Encryption – Set of algorithms that are anticipated to remain secure once quantum computing moves out of the lab and flies furiously into the real world.
Nowadays not many companies in the world can suggest such advanced solutions to help customers to be ahead of the threat landscape and usage of quantum-safe solution, which is enterprise proven and deployable today.
Our consultancy will guide you on how to take advantage of the future-proof security of your data and communications networks, deploying an excellent solution.
These solutions apply out-of-band symmetric key delivery platforms, which solve the problems of legacy encryption to provide stronger security today and a quantum-safe solution to protect against future attacks.

Quantum-Safe Security for Critical Infrastructure

We could also guide you on how to protect critical industries and their infrastructures from known and yet-to-be-discovered threats with different solutions, and the advanced are the Quantum-Safe Solutions.
The critical industries usually include water and waste, energy, oil and gas, telecommunications, and transportation, and they rely on Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems to monitor and control a plant and the installations and equipment used.
SCADA systems nowadays are integrated with other third-party systems via the Internet. This exposed the critical infrastructure to new risks and cyber threats as data travels between systems and across largescale networks.
Critical infrastructures and entities are also government agencies and authorities with tremendous amounts of sensitive data.
The attackers harvest encrypted sensitive data today in order to be decrypted later because there is an enormous amount of data having worth for many years ahead.