Cybersecurity governance and strategy
The rapid technological growth and the spread of advanced solutions such as 5G, the Internet of Things (IoT), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) pose significant challenges to cybersecurity and cyber protection on a global scale.
To address these challenges, the European Union and national governments have recently introduced a series of laws and regulations aimed at strengthening the defense capabilities of critical infrastructures and strategic assets of the national system, improving the security of networks and information systems, and managing digital transformation risks more effectively.
In this context, it is appropriate to adopt structured security management models and align with relevant standards and regulations.
It is therefore crucial to identify and plan appropriate reinforcement measures to ensure the achievement of corporate security and resilience goals, while maintaining an approach consistent with international best practices and the specific regulatory requirements of the relevant context.
Technology Scouting
To ensure information security and operational continuity, it is essential to adopt paradigms capable of protecting companies and institutions in an ever-evolving threat landscape.
In this context, the security model based on the “Zero Trust” paradigm has become crucial for addressing the challenges and threats of today’s digital environment, where traditional perimeter-based security models are no longer sufficient, and it is vital to protect corporate resources regardless of their location within the network.
We supported an international financial institution in evaluating Post Quantum Cryptography technologies.
We assisted an international financial institution in evaluating the resilience of its networks and interconnections.