Home / Services / Cybersecurity for SMEs

Cybersecurity for SMEs

Close the gaps attackers actually use.

Most incidents at smaller companies start with reused passwords, missing multi-factor authentication, unpatched servers or a compromised supplier. We assess your real exposure and fix the highest risks first.

Discuss your project →How we work
  • Based in Slovakia · Serving Europe
  • English-speaking collaboration
  • Defined scope · Phased delivery
Who this is for

For companies without a dedicated security team that depend on email, cloud services, servers or custom applications and want a clear, prioritised plan.

Assess the real exposure first

We review identity and access, email security, devices, servers, backups, public-facing applications and supplier access. The result is a prioritised list of risks with concrete remediation steps.

The assessment is scoped and authorised in writing. Testing never goes beyond the agreed systems.

What a scoped engagement can include

  • Multi-factor authentication, account clean-up and access reviews.
  • Email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) and phishing protection.
  • Server and application hardening, patching and secret management.
  • Backup verification and a tested recovery procedure.
  • An incident response plan and staff awareness session.

Experience from real incidents

We have handled containment and recovery of compromised servers and applications. That experience shapes a pragmatic approach: protect access, keep tested backups and know who does what when something goes wrong.

Regulatory requirements such as NIS2 or sector rules are assessed with your legal and compliance owners; we deliver the technical measures.

A practical starting brief

  • Number of staff, devices and locations.
  • Cloud services, servers and applications in use.
  • Who currently manages IT and accounts.
  • Any past incidents or specific concerns.

Before we start.

Is this a penetration test?

An assessment can include authorised testing of agreed systems, but the focus is practical risk reduction, not a report for its own sake.

Do you provide 24/7 monitoring?

Ongoing monitoring can be scoped separately or arranged with a specialised partner, depending on your needs.

Can you help after an incident?

Yes. Contact us immediately; containment, evidence preservation and recovery are prioritised in that order.

Plan the implementation.

GDPR for custom business software: a practical guide for EU companiesWhat GDPR means when you build custom business software in the EU: roles, contracts, data minimisation, access, retention, AI features, hosting and the questions to ask your builder.Read the guide →The real cost of SaaS sprawl, and how to add it upHow scattered SaaS subscriptions cost more than their invoices: per-seat creep, overlap, integration glue and the hours spent copying data. A method to calculate your own number.Read the guide →Hiring a software agency: a checklist of questions to askWhat to ask a software agency before signing: process, pricing, ownership, people, security and support. Includes the red flags that usually predict a painful project.Read the guide →

Connected services.

Fractional IT departmentAn external technology lead and team for companies without in-house IT: roadmap, vendors, systems, security and delivery under one accountable owner.Explore the service →Software rescue & takeoverYour vendor left, the project stalled or nobody understands the code. We assess the existing software, stabilise it and agree a realistic plan to finish or replace it.Explore the service →Systems integrationConnect your CRM, accounting, HR, e-commerce and operational systems. Reliable API integrations with validation, monitoring and a clear owner for every data flow.Explore the service →

Start with one workflow

Bring the process. We’ll discuss the scope.

Tell us where work gets stuck, which systems are involved and who needs the result. We’ll use the first conversation to assess fit, data readiness and the next step. Collaboration is primarily in English.

Discuss your project →