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Cybersecurity for companies, made simple.

We find where someone could get in, close it with you and watch that it stays closed. No jargon, and no need to build a security team of your own.

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Your IT person is not your security team.

Whoever looks after your machines, your network and your email is doing a different job, and already has enough on. Watching 24/7, testing your systems the way an attacker would and holding compliance together is a separate speciality — and a full-time one.

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With no security provider

  • Nobody reads the logs until something has already gone wrong
  • Your systems have never been tested from the outside
  • IT support puts out fires; it does not go looking for breaches
  • You hear about an intrusion from a client or from your bank
  • Nobody fully knows what you have exposed to the internet
  • Compliance gets thrown together the week before the audit

With Dasenda

  • A SOC reading the logs at three in the morning too
  • We test your systems the way an attacker would, on a regular cycle
  • A team dedicated to this alone, not to this among ten other things
  • We detect and contain in under four hours
  • We know what you have exposed before anyone else does
  • Evidence is collected month by month, not the week before

All of your security, from one supplier.

Five steps, from a first diagnosis to a fully managed programme. You do not have to climb all of them, or start at the first — you do have to know which one you are on.

  1. 01

    Security assessment

    The first diagnosis: where you stand, what is missing and what to fix first. If you have no recent picture of your exposure, start here.

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  2. 02

    Penetration testing

    We establish what is actually exploitable, not what a scanner flags. Every finding arrives with a proof of concept, prioritised by business impact.

    See penetration testing
  3. 03

    NIS2 and ISO 27001 compliance

    For when a client, your insurer or the regulator requires it. Gap analysis, policies and evidence that hold up in an audit.

    See compliance
  4. 04

    Monitoring and MDR

    Continuous security: our SOC detects and contains before initial access turns into a serious incident.

    See monitoring
  5. 05

    Implementation and training

    We close the gaps with you and leave your team able to hold them — architecture, hardening, SIEM and awareness.

    See implementation

Not sure where to start?

Tell us your situation and we will tell you which step is yours.

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We work inside the framework that applies to you.

NIS2, GDPR and ISO 27001 are not three separate projects: they are overlapping requirements resting on the same controls. We run them as one programme, and we track where they are heading, not only where they stand today.

ISO 27001

Certified

NIS2

Directive ready

GDPR

Compliant

Which of these three is you?

Where you start changes everything. These are the three we meet almost every time, and the first step is different for each.

01

Nobody here is dedicated to security

Sound familiar?

  • Whoever looks after your machines also “looks after security”
  • You have never had an audit or a penetration test
  • A client or your insurer has started asking about it

We start by finding what you are actually exposed to and closing what matters most. From there we set up the monitoring, without you hiring anyone.

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02

You have an IT department, but not a security one

Sound familiar?

  • Your team is stretched and security always slips to next quarter
  • You have the tools, but nobody reads the alerts at 3am
  • NIS2 or ISO 27001 has landed on you and nobody knows where to start

We work alongside your team: we watch and we test, they get on with their work. And compliance is ours to carry.

Let's talk
03

You have a security team and you are short-handed

Sound familiar?

  • You need an outside view that will not accept your own assumptions
  • There are peaks: a certification, a pentest, a red team campaign
  • You want on-call cover or threat hunting without adding headcount

We come in where you need us, with the scope you set. No attempt to sell a whole programme to someone who already has one.

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What people ask us before we start.

What is NIS2?
NIS2 is the EU Network and Information Security Directive, effective from October 2024. It requires essential and important organisations to implement cybersecurity controls and report incidents.
Who needs to comply with NIS2?
NIS2 applies to organisations in essential sectors (energy, transport, banking, healthcare, digital infrastructure) and important sectors (postal services, waste management, manufacturing, food, digital providers) with more than 50 employees or €10 million in turnover. Member states may extend the scope.
What is the difference between red teaming and penetration testing?
A penetration test systematically evaluates vulnerabilities within a defined scope. Red teaming simulates a real adversary with specific objectives, without a predefined scope, over an extended period.
How long does ISO 27001 certification take?
The timeline depends on the organisation's size and existing security maturity. For most mid-sized organisations, the process from gap analysis to certification audit takes between 6 and 12 months. Thorough planning and structured evidence collection can significantly reduce that timeline.
What is MDR (Managed Detection and Response)?
MDR is a managed cybersecurity service combining threat detection technology with human analysts available 24/7. Unlike a traditional SIEM, MDR includes active response — containment, investigation, and remediation when a threat is detected, not just alerts.
What should we do if we experience a security breach?
If you suspect an active breach, immediately call your incident response team. Do not take premature containment actions as they can destroy forensic evidence. Under NIS2, essential and important organisations must notify significant incidents to the competent authority within 24 hours of becoming aware.

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