Security & Compliance
Evidence, not policies
Controls, evidence and recovery for estates that fall under NIS2, DORA or sector regulation. Regulators have stopped accepting policy documents as proof — the work is now in the systems.
What the work is
Regulation, translated into engineering
We scope the gap against the requirement that applies to you, then close it on the systems you actually run.
- Gap assessment against NIS2, DORA and sector requirements
- Backup, recovery and business continuity, designed and then tested
- Identity, access and privilege review
- Hardening, monitoring and audit logging that produces usable evidence
- Incident response planning and tabletop exercises
- Supplier and third-party risk, including your own position in someone else’s supply chain
“If you supply an essential entity, NIS2 reaches you too. Most companies find this out from a customer questionnaire rather than from a regulator.”
Where we sit
On both sides of the supplier line
Malta’s financial services and remote gaming operators sit directly under DORA and MFSA expectations, and their technology suppliers sit under them by extension. We work on both sides of that line.
Penetration testing
We do not run penetration tests ourselves. We coordinate testing with Axelia Cybersecurity and own the remediation that follows, so the findings turn into fixed systems rather than a report you are left holding.
Testing partner: Axelia Cybersecurity
Let’s talk about what you’re running
Tell us about your infrastructure and where it is holding you back. We will come back to you with a considered view, not a sales script.