Cybersecurity for companies and governments, from a senior team in Honduras

A stolen password or a fake email can take down your invoicing or your customer data, and nobody on your team works on security full time.

Start with: a basic assessment and staff training.

You already run servers, cloud, an online store or an ERP, and security falls to whoever has time between other jobs.

Start with: an audit that tells you what to fix first and what it costs.

Your bank, your corporate customers or your auditor ask for penetration tests, controls and evidence, on a deadline.

Start with: penetration testing and compliance support.

Portals and systems with citizen data, exposed to the internet, with little room for downtime and oversight bodies that review them.

Start with: a platform assessment and its hardening plan.

A full review of how your organization is protected: systems, access, backups, email, devices and procedures.

What it is for

Know where you are exposed and what to fix first, with clear priorities and their cost.

What you get

An executive report for leadership, a technical report for your team and a remediation plan ordered by risk.

When it makes sense

If you have never had a review, before an external audit or after a major change to your systems.

A controlled attack, authorized in writing, against your web and mobile apps, your APIs, your internal or external network and your cloud.

What it is for

Prove with facts, not assumptions, whether someone can get in, steal data or stop your operation.

What you get

Every finding with its evidence, its severity and how to fix it, plus a retest of what you fix.

When it makes sense

Before a launch, at least once a year, or when a customer, a bank or a regulator asks for it.

We review your source code and design for flaws in permissions, sessions, exposed data and injections.

What it is for

Find what cannot be seen from outside and fix it where it starts, before it reaches production.

What you get

Findings with their location in the code, the risk and the proposed fix. If you prefer, we fix it.

When it makes sense

If another vendor built your system, before buying or inheriting software, or if you handle payments or personal data.

We review how your AWS, Azure or Google Cloud accounts are configured: permissions, networks, keys, storage and backups.

What it is for

Close the misconfigurations that leave data within reach of the wrong people, a frequent cause of data leaks.

What you get

Findings by account and service, the recommended changes and, if you ask, applied by our team.

When it makes sense

When you move to the cloud, when accounts and access grow, or if you are not sure who has access to what.

Help when an attack has already happened: contain the damage, find out what happened and how they got in, preserve the evidence and get back to work.

What it is for

Recover operations as soon as possible, understand the real scope of the incident and close the door so it does not happen again.

What you get

Containment, an analysis of what happened with its evidence, an incident report and the measures to prevent a repeat.

When it makes sense

After ransomware, a taken-over account, a spoofed email or any strange behavior in your systems.

We configure servers, databases, firewalls and email so they expose only what they need to. For email we set up SPF, DKIM and DMARC, which help other mail servers recognize and reject fake messages sent in your company’s name.

What it is for

Close the doors that ship open by default and that automated attacks try every day.

What you get

Every system reviewed and adjusted, with a log of what changed and how to roll it back.

When it makes sense

When a server goes live, after an audit, or if your emails land in your customers’ spam folder.

We help you align your controls with frameworks such as ISO/IEC 27001 (the information security standard), PCI DSS (the rules for taking card payments) or the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (a guide to protect, detect and respond), and with what your regulator asks for.

What it is for

Arrive at an audit or a regulator review with policies, controls and evidence in order.

What you get

A gap analysis, a work plan, policies and procedures, and organized evidence. We do not issue certifications: an accredited certification body does.

When it makes sense

When a customer, a partner or a regulator requires a security framework, or before an audit.

A monthly service that checks your systems for new vulnerabilities and for changes that should not be there.

What it is for

So a new flaw does not wait for the next audit to be found.

What you get

A monthly report in plain words, alerts when something is urgent and a direct line to the team.

When it makes sense

If your systems change often or are exposed to the internet around the clock.

Hands-on workshops and phishing simulations for your team, from the front desk to leadership.

What it is for

Help your people spot a scam before they fall for it: many attacks start with an email, a message or a call.

What you get

Sessions adapted to your organization, simulation results and recommendations by department.

When it makes sense

When people join, once a year, or after a fraud attempt.

Review and protection of portals and systems for public institutions, from design to daily operation.

What it is for

Protect citizens’ data and keep services online, with the documentation public processes require.

What you get

Assessments, penetration testing, hardening and support, with reports for the institution and its oversight bodies.

When it makes sense

When a new portal or system launches, before an audit, or as part of a support contract.