by Positive- Several security tools exist, but there is no single view.
- It is unclear who responds and in what order.
- Protection was deployed once, without continuous verification and improvement.
04 · Risk control
Cybersecurity: Security is not a product. It is a system that keeps working.
We connect endpoint, network, identity and data protection with incident response in a model that is visible and manageable.
You see the priorities, ownership and the next security step.
Layered protectionFaster detection and escalationContinuous improvement
WHEN THIS SERVICE MAKES SENSE
When risk grows faster than visibility and current controls.
- A review of the most important risks and current controls
- A sequenced action plan with named owners
- An agreed monitoring, reporting and response process
Before starting: Security scope reflects systems, data, compliance duties and realistic attack scenarios. A public form is not an active-incident channel.
Controls, systems, monitoring, reporting and escalation listed in the confirmed scope.
24/7 SOC, forensics, active-incident response and certification audits are scoped separately.
System owners, an inventory of critical assets and secure access to the required information.
WHAT YOU GET
Protection across identity, devices, networks and incident response.
Endpoint and network protection
Controls that reduce the attack surface and unauthorised access.
Identity and access
Access rules, multi-factor protection and privilege control.
Monitoring and response
Detection of relevant events and pre-agreed escalation.
Assessment and improvement
Priorities based on actual risk and business impact.
ENGAGEMENT MODELS
Choose the Cybersecurity framework that is closest to your environment.
These are working frameworks, not a fixed proposal. Your team can update the exact inclusions, service hours and SLA after the environment review.
01Service scope02Support and escalation03Monitoring and reporting04Responsibilities and SLA
Cybersecurity
Choose a framework and open the details. We confirm the exact scope after reviewing the environment with you.
Lite
Managed endpoint protectionBEST FORCentral protection for selected servers and user devices.
- Endpoint and server protection
- Central portal
- Agreed event response
Additional scope
- Protection-policy setup
- Visibility of covered device status
- Support and escalation in the contracted service window
Pro
Connected defenceBEST FORDevice and network protection with a clear response process.
- Next-generation firewall
- VPN and network policies
- Incident coordination
Additional scope
- Aligned protection policies
- Segmentation and controlled remote access
- Documented reporting, analysis and escalation flow
Ultra
Advanced resilienceBEST FORProactive testing, event visibility and security awareness for higher-risk environments.
- SIEM and correlation
- Ethical testing
- Employee training
Additional scope
- Exposure review and remediation priorities
- Audit and compliance support
- Exercises based on realistic risks
Enterprise
Security programmeBEST FORA tailored protection programme for complex, regulated or multi-site environments.
- Individual risk model
- System integrations
- Tailored response
Additional scope
- Technical and organisational measures aligned
- Connection with internal or external SOC processes
- Monitoring and response scope confirmed through assessment
HOW WE START
We improve security according to risk, not a tool checklist.
Critical assets and priority gaps become a sequenced plan with owners and continuous monitoring.
Identify what is critical
Systems, identities, data and scenarios with the greatest impact.
Close the priority gaps
We address risks with the strongest balance of impact and feasibility first.
Establish monitoring
Ownership, escalation, records and regular improvement.
CYBERSECURITY · INITIAL ASSESSMENT
Set the next security priority without exposing sensitive data.
Use the agreed secure channel for an active incident. Business context and system scope are enough for improvement planning.
“They particularly highlight protection of critical IT infrastructure, data security, fast threat response and a more flexible cost model.”
Typhoon HILMilan Purac · CFO
See comparable references →FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What to know before a security engagement.
01Is antivirus enough?+
No. Endpoint protection is only one layer. Identity, network, data, backup, monitoring and an agreed response are also required.
02Is the online assessment an audit?+
No. It provides initial direction. A detailed security assessment has a separate scope and methodology.
03Can the service be introduced in phases?+
Yes. Phases are defined according to risk, dependencies and available capacity.
04How is the service package selected?+
We use the user count, locations, systems, support hours, monitoring, escalation and required SLA to select the closest framework. The final scope is confirmed after reviewing the environment.
05Can the service start with a smaller scope?+
Yes. We can begin with the users, systems or locations creating the most pressure and expand after the operating model is proven.
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