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Use case · Enterprise cybersecurity

Protect your perimeter,
prove your compliance.

A company finds out it falls within the scope of NIS2 and that its last audit is old. It wants to know where it stands, protect itself and be able to show it.

The situation

The fleet of devices has grown faster than its monitoring. Nobody can say which workstations have a known vulnerability or what is trying to get into the network. The day a customer or an auditor asks, evidence has to be gathered in a hurry.

What gets in the way

  • No overall view of workstations, servers and online services
  • Known vulnerabilities, with no order for fixing them
  • Email remains the first way in
  • Compliance evidence is gathered the day before the audit

How it works

  1. 1

    Measure

    An audit gives an accurate picture. A penetration test shows what a real attack would reach.

  2. 2

    Close

    Intrusion detection, automatic blocking and filtering at the network gateway. Unwanted email stops before the mailbox.

  3. 3

    Monitor

    An agent on each device: the platform correlates events, day and night, and spots abnormal behaviour.

  4. 4

    Prioritise

    Each alert and vulnerability is ranked, device by device. Your teams know where to start.

  5. 5

    Prove

    Your GDPR, ISO 27001 and NIS2 level updates continuously, with reports ready on the day of an inspection.

  6. 6

    Verify

    After correction, a new test confirms the door is indeed closed.

What changes

A single console

Servers, workstations, applications and online services, with their status and alerts, in one place.

A perimeter that holds

What arrives at the gateway is filtered, and anything out of the ordinary is raised at once.

Clear priorities

An ordered list rather than a wall of alerts, with an explanation in plain language if you wish.

Evidence at hand

Logs, alerts and reports support your approach: compliance remains your organisation's, and becomes demonstrable.

A typical case, built from what our solutions do in service. It does not describe any particular customer.

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