Risk Assessment and Penetration Testing
Cybersecurity starts with a detailed analysis of the risks and vulnerabilities your organization faces.
Penetration testing is a fundamental tool for identifying these risks. There are two main approaches: “black box,” where evaluators have no prior knowledge of the systems, simulating a real external attack, and “white box,” where experts are familiar with the infrastructure and apply targeted attacks.
Both techniques help detect critical vulnerabilities and ensure that the necessary corrective measures are implemented.
Backup and Disaster Recovery
A solid Backup and Disaster Recovery strategy is essential for protecting critical company data from cyber incidents or system failures.
Backups should be performed regularly and stored in multiple locations, preferably in the cloud to ensure accessibility. Additionally, it’s key to design a disaster recovery plan that enables the rapid restoration of operations, minimizing economic and reputational impact. Ensure the recovery plan is well-documented and regularly tested.
SIEM and Incident Management
Using a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) system is crucial for real-time monitoring of threats and suspicious activities within your network.
A SIEM collects, analyzes, and correlates security events from various sources, providing a comprehensive view of your infrastructure’s security. With this approach, you can quickly identify and mitigate incidents before they escalate into more significant issues. Implementing a SIEM will enhance your incident response capabilities and reduce detection time.
Regular Audits and Regulatory Compliance
It’s not enough to implement tools and technologies; regular audits are vital to ensure cybersecurity measures are effective and aligned with best practices.
Audits also help you comply with security regulations such as GDPR, ISO/IEC 27001, and other industry-specific regulations. These reviews allow you to identify areas for improvement and ensure your infrastructure remains secure against new threats.
Additionally, with the introduction of the NIS2 directive in October 2024, EU companies will be required to comply with stricter standards to ensure cybersecurity and resilience against incidents. This regulation aims to strengthen the protection of critical infrastructure and improve the response to cyber threats in essential sectors.
Tailored Solutions
Every company has unique needs, so solutions must be specifically tailored to each case. Whether you require a customized disaster recovery plan, an automated backup system to ensure operational continuity in case of critical failure, or a SIEM platform to monitor your system’s security in real-time and detect potential threats, at Cloud Levante, we support you from the start with a proof of concept. This allows us to define the most appropriate strategy to protect your organization efficiently and effectively.
