Probably yes, if you have at least 50 employees or a turnover above 10 million euros and you operate in one of the regulated sectors. In Slovakia this is governed by the amendment to the cybersecurity act, no. 366/2024 Coll., in force from 1 January 2025, covering 16 sectors. Entities of critical importance fall under it regardless of size.
Our services
Cybersecurity
Your IT: protected, monitored, resilient.
What Cybersecurity is
Security that protects the business
Modern business faces cyber threats that keep getting more sophisticated: ransomware, phishing and targeted attacks. Our Cybersecurity services keep your environment protected, monitored around the clock, resilient and compliant, so you can run the business without worrying about your data and systems.
What we protect
Security across the whole environment
We protect every key layer of your infrastructure, from the network and endpoints to the cloud, identities and data.
Network security
Next-generation firewalls, IDS/IPS, network segmentation and Zero Trust architecture, so all network traffic is controlled and protected.
Endpoints and EDR
Endpoint protection with EDR/XDR: detection and automatic response to threats on computers, servers and mobile devices.
Cloud and identity
Securing cloud environments and identities with IAM, MFA, Single Sign-On and CASB, for safe access across Azure, AWS and Google Cloud.
Data and compliance
Encryption, data loss prevention (DLP) and compliance with NIS2, GDPR and ISO 27001, so your data stays safe and within the law.
Cybersecurity services
What we take care of
Five areas that make up complete cyber protection.
SOC, SIEM and MDR
Round-the-clock supervision, event correlation through SIEM and managed detection and response (MDR). Threats get an answer in real time, even without a security team of your own.
Threat and vulnerability management
Regular vulnerability scanning, system hardening and patch management, closing security gaps before attackers can use them.
Identity and access management
Controlled access to systems and data: RBAC, MFA, Single Sign-On and privileged account management across the whole organisation.
Penetration testing and red teaming
Ethical hacking, penetration tests, red teaming and phishing simulations with staff training. We test how well your systems and your people hold up, before attackers do.
Incident response and recovery
Fast response to security incidents, forensic analysis and getting you running again, keeping the effect of an attack on the business to a minimum.
Regulatory compliance
Ready for NIS2 and the amended cybersecurity act
NIS2 is the updated European cybersecurity directive, which Slovakia transposed through an amendment to the Cybersecurity Act in force from 1 January 2025. It extends obligations to more than 80 services across 16 sectors and failure to comply carries fines of up to 10 million € or 2 % of worldwide turnover. We will help you work out whether the regulation applies to you and get you fully compliant.
In force from 1 January 2025 . The new obligations come in gradually, according to each entity's registration deadline.
Fines up to 10 million € or 2 % of turnover for failing to meet the security measures and reporting duties.
16 sectors, 80+ services : energy, transport, healthcare, manufacturing, ICT, public administration and more.
Applies to companies with 50+ employees or turnover above 10 million €, and to providers of essential services.
How we help you meet NIS2
Audit and gap analysis
We assess where you stand against the NIS2 requirements, find the gaps and prepare a remediation plan with clear priorities.
Risk management and ISMS
We put in an information security management system: risk analysis, policies, roles and documentation to match the act and ISO 27001.
Technical measures
We deploy 24/7 monitoring (SOC/SIEM), EDR/XDR, MFA, encryption and backup, so you meet the requirements for protection, detection and access control.
Incident reporting and continuity
We prepare incident reporting procedures, continuity plans (BCM/DRP) and staff training, for compliance that lasts and stands up to an audit.
Our approach
How we build your cyber resilience
A structured four-phase process that delivers lasting resilience, security and continuous improvement of your defences.
01
Assessment
A detailed analysis of your security position: the risks, the vulnerabilities and the critical assets across your infrastructure.
02
Implementation
Deploying security measures and tools: system hardening, segmentation, EDR, MFA and security policy.
03
Monitoring and response
Continuous supervision, threat detection and incident response. We take on security operations under agreed SLAs.
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Continuous improvement
Continuous testing, updated defences and a response to new threats, so your security keeps developing and getting stronger.
What your organisation gains
What you get with our cybersecurity
Secure, compliant infrastructure with constant monitoring and proactive protection against threats.
Regulatory compliance (NIS2, GDPR, ISO 27001), with no fines and no needless legal risk, and transparent reporting.
High resilience and fast recovery . Outages and losses during a cyber incident are kept to a minimum.
Less risk and less operational complexity . We take over security operations so you can focus on the business.
Access to experienced security specialists certified in CISSP, CEH and OSCP, without building an in-house SOC team.
Proactive protection ready for new threats . Your defences are tested, updated and adjusted as you go.
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FAQ
What you ask us most often
Does our company fall under NIS2?
What deadlines does the law set?
Registration with the National Security Authority within 60 days of starting a regulated activity, security measures in place within 12 months of entry in the register, and a first audit within two years. For an incident, 24 hours apply for the early warning and 72 hours for the detailed notification.
What happens if the deadlines are missed?
For an operator of an essential service, up to 7 million euros or 1.4 % of worldwide turnover, whichever is higher. For an operator of a critical essential service, up to 10 million euros or 2 % of turnover.
How long does it take a company to even spot an attack?
According to the IBM Cost of a Data Breach report for 2026, an average of 247 days passes from the breach to containing it — and after five years of improvement that number is rising again. The average damage reached 4.99 million dollars, 12 % more than the previous year. Phishing remains the most common way in.
How long before a company is running again after an attack?
That matters more today than whether an attack will come at all. What counts is having a set time for restoring data — and having that procedure tried in real conditions, not merely described on paper.
Do we need our own security team?
Not necessarily. Round-the-clock monitoring, event correlation through SIEM and managed detection and response can be arranged without a team of your own. According to the same IBM report, organisations that make extensive use of security automation and AI save an average of 1.93 million dollars and shorten an incident by 65 days compared with those that do not use them at all.
How do I find out whether we need a security audit?
Go through this checklist: is data backed up in several physically separate places, is the restore process tested in real conditions, is multi-factor authentication mandatory for everyone with access to sensitive data, and do you review security policies at least once a year? If you cannot answer one of those questions, an audit is in order.
How can we verify that the protection actually works?
Through ethical hacking, penetration testing, red teaming and phishing simulations with staff training — it tests the resilience of both systems and people before attackers do it for you.