Our work: Real-world proof of our impact

A mid-sized law firm handling sensitive files had to become compliant with Law 25 before the deadline. The company lacked a structured security strategy, its data was scattered, and its employees were not trained on the risks.

1. Comprehensive Diagnostic: Security maturity assessment and mapping of personal data flows.
2. Prioritized Roadmap: Implementation of a governance framework (policies, records of processing), technical hardening of access controls and backups.
3. Targeted Awareness: An engaging training program for all employees on client data protection.

• Compliance Achieved: A complete, auditable compliance dossier delivered on time for the Law 25 deadline, avoiding potential penalties.
• Risk Reduction: Attack surface reduced by 60% through system hardening and strict access management.
• Culture Shift: Employee reporting rate of suspicious emails increased by 40%, turning them into an active first line of defense.

A fast-growing startup was migrating its infrastructure to AWS. The technical team, focused on development, lacked cloud security expertise. They feared misconfigurations and intrusions.

1. “Secure by Design” Architecture: Review and hardening of the AWS architecture (IAM, VPC, S3) before deployment.
2. SOC as a Service Deployment: 24/7 monitoring of cloud logs and endpoints.
3. DevSecOps Training: Awareness training for developers on secure coding practices and container security.

• Proactive Detection: 3 intrusion attempts detected and neutralized in the first 3 months, with no impact on operations.
• Savings & Efficiency: Avoided an estimated $50k+ in remediation costs by identifying and fixing 15+ critical cloud misconfigurations.
• Response Time: Incident alerts handled on average in under 30 minutes, versus several days previously.

A manufacturer discovered that one of its logistics vendors had suffered a data breach. Potentially exposed order information threatened supply chain confidentiality and compliance.

1. Emergency Response: Forensic investigation to determine the extent of data exposure.
2. Crisis Communications: Help drafting communications for affected clients, in compliance with legal obligations.
3. TPRM Program (Third-Party Risk Management): Implementation of a structured process to assess and monitor the security of all critical vendors.

• Crisis Contained: Incident contained within 48 hours, with transparent communication that preserved trust with clients.
• Future Prevention: 100% of critical vendors are now assessed and scored on their security, reducing the risk of recurrence.
• Stronger Compliance: Standardized security contract clauses integrated into all new subcontractor agreements.