SMBs and mid-size companies are attackers’ preferred targets
Not because they hold more value — but because they are less well protected. Attackers know this and exploit it. A single breach can paralyse your operations for days, expose customer data and trigger regulatory sanctions.
The real cost of a successful attack goes far beyond the ransom: business interruption, system recovery, data loss, reputational damage, mandatory GDPR notifications, fines. Tens of thousands of euros on average for an SMB — and months to return to normal operations.
Not investing in cybersecurity is not a saving. It is an unprovisioned risk.
What you get
A clear picture of your actual exposure
- Information system security audit — not a questionnaire, a technical analysis
- Penetration testing and vulnerability assessment on your exposed systems
- Critical asset and attack vector mapping, prioritised by likelihood and impact
- Maturity assessment against recognised frameworks (ANSSI, ISO 27001, NIS2) with a prioritised action plan
Protections that hold
- Access security: MFA, identity management, password policy — attack vector #1 closed
- Endpoint and server protection (EDR, encryption) — no more silent compromises
- Network security and remote access (VPN, segmentation) — mobile workers are no longer an entry point
- Patch management — known vulnerabilities closed before they are exploited
Documented and auditable regulatory compliance
- GDPR applied to IT: records of processing, incident management, data subject rights
- NIS2: status determination, gap analysis, prioritised compliance roadmap
- DORA for financial sector organisations
- Required documentation and registers — ready for inspection
Teams that stop falling for the traps
- Security training adapted to your actual workflows — not a generic awareness session
- Phishing simulations to test and build the right reflexes
- Guides and procedures that staff actually use
A plan for when it happens anyway
- Business Continuity Plan (BCP) and Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) that are operational and tested
- Cyber crisis procedures: who does what, in what order, with whom
- Incident support: you are not alone when it hits
Who is this for?
| Profile | Primary risk to address |
|---|---|
| SMB without a security team | Ransomware, phishing, credential compromise — the three most common attack vectors |
| Growing mid-size company | Expanding attack surface as cloud and mobility usage increases |
| Regulated sector (health, finance, public) | NIS2, DORA, HDS — obligations with real sanctions |
| Post-incident organisation | Documented recovery, lessons learned, durable hardening |