The Digital Shield: IT Security and Cyber Resilience
Cyberattacks increasingly threaten operational continuity and the intellectual property of
businesses. The question is not whether you have been attacked, but rather how often attacks
have occurred without your knowledge. IT security and cyber resilience are essential to mitigate
these threats. We assist in implementing legally mandated processes required by the NIS–2
Directive and the Cyber Resilience Act.
Protection Against Virtual Intruders
Unser Fokus liegt auf der Implementierung der geforderten Compliance und Governance, um sicherzustellen, dass Sie den regulatorischen Anforderungen gerecht werden. Wir stellen sicher, dass Sie den Compliance- Anforderungen der aktuellen IT-Sicherheitsregulierungen gerecht werden und Ihr Unternehmen optimal gegen Cyberbedrohungen geschützt ist.
Our Solutions for IT Security and Cyber Resilience
Implementation of the NIS–2 Directive
Attention, CEOs: Your personal liability could be at stake! The NIS–2 Directive sets strict security standards for critical infrastructures and specifically targets corporate management, who can be held personally liable in cases of non–compliance. We provide professional support in implementing effective risk management processes, realizing technical security measures, and complying with legal reporting obligations in security incidents. Specifically, we assist you in developing comprehensive security concepts for critical infrastructures and support you in continuous risk monitoring, liability preparation for executives, and process documentation.
Support for Software Development Projects
Coordination of Technical Implementation
We realize technical IT security measures in close collaboration with you and, if necessary, your external partners. We take charge of coordinating the regulatory processes and governance requirements to ensure that the technical measures effectively protect against cyber attacks and enhance the resilience of your systems. Our service also includes advising on planning and implementing a robust IT infrastructure designed to minimize potential damages and strengthen system integrity.
Cyber Resilience Act – Security for Digital Products
Not yet affected by NIS–2? That doesn’t mean you can relax; the European Parliament has already taken the next legislative step. The new Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) sets clear requirements for manufacturers and developers of digital products: They must ensure their products are robust against cyber attacks. This poses particular challenges for open–source components, which require additional security processes to meet these standards. We support you in integrating these security standards during the development phase and throughout the entire product lifecycle. Our service includes advising on obtaining product safety certifications, preparing and conducting necessary tests and audits, as well as comprehensive risk analyses for your digital products. Additionally, we assist in implementing a stewardship program to monitor and maintain open–source components in your products, including implementing security patches and updates. We also support you in obtaining security certifications for open–source software in accordance with Article 25 CRA, a voluntary program to confirm security compliance.
IT Security Compliance and Governance
We focus on firmly establishing necessary IT security processes within your company. To this end, we develop compliance and governance structures that not only meet legal requirements but are also continuously monitored. We support you in introducing security policies that comply with the GDPR, the NIS–2 Directive, and the Cyber Resilience Act, and implement the necessary monitoring mechanisms. Our team also brings extensive experience working with internal IT departments and external partners to tailor technical solutions to your company and effectively implement compliance requirements.
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