We organize a debriefing session with your teams and management to present our findings, answer your questions, and discuss the best remediation approaches tailored to your context.
Audits, pentests & OSINT
Cybersecurity | Data protection
Security audits
Our security engineers and data protection specialists conduct in-depth audits of cybersecurity, information security, and data protection based on recognized frameworks: ISO 27001, ISO 27701, NIST, Cyber-Safe, NIS2, LPD, RGPD.
We carry out certification preparation audits, internal audits without certification objectives, as well as gap analysis to assess your deviations from the desired frameworks.
Pentests
Our ethical hackers simulate real cyberattacks to identify exploitable vulnerabilities in your infrastructure and applications. We perform pentests on your infrastructure & network as well as on the web, mobile, and API applications you use or develop.
Adaptable approaches: pentests externes, internes, black box, grey box, white box. Our tests allow you to measure your resilience against threats before a real attacker can exploit them.
OSINT
Open Source Intelligence involves collecting and analyzing publicly available information on the internet about your organization, its leaders, and your employees.
Objective: to identify exposed sensitive information (leaked passwords, compromised accounts, visible technical configurations, exploitable personal data) before cybercriminals can use it for targeted attacks or identity theft. We help you anticipate threats and protect your employees, even in their personal use of the internet.
Deliverables
- Executive summary for management, outlining key issues and priorities
- Risk level matrix categorizing vulnerabilities and gaps by criticality
- Concrete, prioritized recommendations to achieve compliance with the selected frameworks
- Detailed action plan to mitigate identified risks and improve your overall security posture
- Technical documentation including evidence, screenshots, and forensic analyses where applicable
- Results presentation session with your teams and management, including Q&A
Intervention modalities
Selection of frameworks
We work together to identify the relevant frameworks and standards for your organization (ISO 27001, Cyber-Safe, LPD, GDPR, NIST, etc.) based on your strategic objectives, industry, and regulatory requirements.
Scope definition
We clearly define the scope of the audit or penetration test: systems involved, locations, legal entities, applications, and data. This step ensures a focused and efficient engagement, tailored to your resources and priorities.
On-site or remote engagement
Our Data Guardians operate on-site at your premises or remotely, depending on your constraints. We conduct interviews, analyze your documentation, test your systems, and evaluate your processes with rigor and discretion.
Report drafting
We consolidate our findings into a detailed, actionable report, structured to be understood by both management and technical teams. Each observation is documented and prioritized according to its risk level.
Presentation of results
Remediation action plan
Upon request, we support you in implementing a concrete action plan to address identified vulnerabilities, close compliance gaps, and sustainably improve your security posture.
FAQ
Audits, pentests & OSINT
How can I tell if my organization is vulnerable to cyberattacks?
A cybersecurity audit, a penetration test (pentest), or an OSINT assessment can help evaluate your organization’s exposure to cyber threats. These assessments identify technical vulnerabilities, organizational weaknesses, and publicly available information that could be exploited by attackers.
How often should I conduct a security audit or penetration test?
It is recommended to conduct a cybersecurity audit or penetration test at least once a year, as well as after any significant changes to your IT infrastructure, network, or applications. Regular assessments help maintain a security posture that keeps pace with the evolving threat landscape.
Can a security audit or penetration test disrupt my business operations?
Our engagements are conducted using a structured methodology designed to minimize—or eliminate—any impact on your business operations. Testing is planned in coordination with your teams and tailored to your environment to ensure risks remain fully controlled.
Which type of security assessment is best suited to my organization?
The right assessment depends on your objectives. A cybersecurity audit provides an overall view of your security posture, a penetration test identifies exploitable technical vulnerabilities, while an OSINT assessment highlights publicly exposed information that could be leveraged by attackers. These services can be performed independently or combined for a more comprehensive evaluation.
What should I do after vulnerabilities or security risks have been identified?
Identifying risks is only the first step. The findings from a cybersecurity audit, penetration test, or OSINT assessment provide the foundation for a prioritized remediation plan to address vulnerabilities, reduce risk, and strengthen your organization’s security over the long term.