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Cyber Security: access to all your data without restrictions — and secure at the same time.
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This is what a website sees of you
Every website you visit receives this data, on every visit, without you filling anything in. Almost no site shows it to you. We do — because knowing what you give away is where security begins.
Live, from your own browser
- Your screen
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- Your browser
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- Your connection
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- Language and timezone
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This block sends nothing anywhere: it only shows what every website already receives. Would you want this overview for every workstation in your company? That is exactly what our management does.
If your browser is behind, that is not merely inconvenient: outdated browsers are the first target of attacks, precisely because their holes are publicly known. For our managed customers we track this on every workplace, so nobody has to keep an eye on it themselves.
How an attack strands
Most attacks do not start with technology but with a mail aimed at routine: an invoice that looks almost real, at a moment when everyone is busy. What happens next depends on two things at once — the technology that should have caught the message, and the colleague who got it on their screen anyway.
That is why we always work on both sides. Filters, MFA and detection catch the bulk; training makes sure the mail that slips through is recognized and dared to be reported. And should both fail, the backup stands ready — tested, at another location.
More than just securing your laptop
You’ve undoubtedly heard the horror stories of companies losing all their data after a hack. The idea that this only happens to large organizations is outdated. Cyberthreats are everywhere. Fortunately, effectively protecting your company with cybersecurity is not an impossible task.
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For a growing group of companies this is now also a legal duty: NIS2 makes cybersecurity a board-level responsibility, with demonstrable agreements about risks and incidents. Even if you do not fall under it yourself, you often do through a customer who requires it of their suppliers.
The practical route is the same as our own ISO 27001 track: first record what is there and who can reach it, then policy that fits how work is actually done, and only then technology. Policy that lives in a binder does not count — it must be visible in how an incident is actually handled.
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The first step to solid security starts with the basics: your business network. That’s why we always conduct a thorough inventory first. Only if the foundation is solid can we guarantee that our security solutions work properly. Based on this inventory, we can provide very specific advice on which security measures you (still) need to take in order to be resilient against cyber threats. However, our services go beyond technology. We not only help you to protect your network, but also to create an organizational culture that puts security first. In this way, we ensure that your company is prepared on all fronts.
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Tell us briefly who the training is for and we tailor the examples to your industry — an accounting firm gets different mails to look at than a construction company. You will hear from us within two working days.
The components of Cyber security at a glance
Backups
We make sure that your business data is continuously backed up. As a result, you never have to worry about losing your data.
Networks
Whether securing internal networks or setting up secure connections between locations, we have the expertise to make your corporate network(s) secure.
Security policy
In addition to setting up technical solutions, we can also advise and guide your organization on data security (ISO 27001).
Password manager
With the SBA Password Manager, you only ever have to remember one password. Log in securely and quickly from anywhere – regardless of device and location.
Firewalls & VPN
We recommend and install open-source firewalls based on FreeBSD. This allows you to set up secure VPN connections and manage network traffic per user.
Testing & Training
We also help you perform pen tests and provide training to your colleagues on topics such as phishing, malware and data security in the broadest sense.
Preventive maintenance and proactive monitoring (RMM) are at the heart of our services. You don’t have to worry about workstations that aren’t updated or are potentially at risk from viruses or spam.
ISO 27001
As an organization, we are audited annually on our data security policies and practices (ISO 27001). This provides assurance that we continue to meet the high standards.
The audit is carried out by DNV and does not look at what we promise on our website, but at what we can demonstrate: how access is granted and revoked, how incidents are recorded and followed up, how backups are tested and how we deal with suppliers.
For you that is mainly practical. If you work in a sector with its own requirements, you do not have to take our way of working on trust – download the certificates directly: ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 27001 and NEN 7510 (pdf). And on information security and privacy we are deliberately inflexible: there we follow the norm, even when it is inconvenient.
Cyber security at our customers
At Kieu Engineering we manage the entire IT environment. This includes fixed telephony, workstations, Microsoft 365, Exchange server and backups.
At Uniglobe Alliance Travel we provide the entire IT environment. This includes fixed telephony, workstations, Microsoft 365, backups, and we built their complete ticket system.
Together, let’s turn your IT problems into a success story. IT that works for you and supports the growth of your business. Contact us today and discover the possibilities!
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Rather than immediately suggesting that you should always just take the full package, we look together at what is really needed to effectively secure your organization.
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Uniglobe Alliance Travel
At Uniglobe Alliance Travel we supply the entire IT environment. This includes fixed telephony, workstations, Microsoft 365, backups, and we built their complete ticket system.
Rotterdamse Zaken
We developed a CRM system for Rotterdamse Zaken that helps them manage all affiliated partners and track the content they need to develop.
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Quality is paramount to us
For us quality means three things at once: meeting the requirements and expectations of our customers, living up to our own professional standards, and working to established norms and guidelines. That last one is audited every year by an independent party, DNV. Not because a logo looks good, but because it forces us to keep our own agreements on the days when it is busy.
- ISO 9001 — quality management
- Our processes are written down and measured: how a report comes in, who picks it up, what was agreed and what was done. That is why you get the same way of working from us, even when someone else is at the controls.
- ISO/IEC 27001 — information security
- Access, authorisations, logging, backups and incident handling are set up to the standard and audited periodically. On information security and privacy we are deliberately not flexible: there we follow the norm.
- NEN 7510 — care and sensitive data
- The additional Dutch standard for organizations working with health data. If you work in or for healthcare, you do not have to take our way of working on trust: it has been audited.
The certificates are one click away: ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 27001 and NEN 7510 (pdf). If you want to check our margin on hardware, you may have an audit carried out once a year at your own expense.
What customers ask us most often
How secure are we, actually?
That is exactly the question we start with, and the answer is rarely a number. We look at what is there, who can reach it, what happens when someone loses a password and whether you would notice when something goes wrong. Out of that comes a list of what is already right and what needs attention.
What does ISO 27001 mean for me as a customer?
That you do not have to take our way of working on our word. An external auditor from DNV verifies annually that we do what we say, on quality (ISO 9001), information security (ISO/IEC 27001) and healthcare (NEN 7510). If you work in or for healthcare, that last standard is the reason you can do business with us without starting an investigation of your own.
Do you also train employees?
Yes. Most incidents do not start with a hole in software but with someone clicking a link on a busy Tuesday morning. Awareness only works when it is recognisable, so we practise with what actually lands in your organization, not with generic examples.
What happens if something does go wrong?
Then a fixed procedure applies: report, stop the processes feeding the incident, isolate the affected systems, and inform everyone who needs to know. If personal data is involved, our security officer informs the Dutch Data Protection Authority within two working days. That is not improvisation in the moment.