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Cybersecurity

We encrypt files before they hit disk, check permissions on the server, keep an action log and verify headers before every deployment.

Cybersecurity
SIEM/SOAR
Centralised monitoring and response.
IAM & Zero‑Trust
Least privilege, MFA, segmentation.
Penetration testing
SAST/DAST, red and blue teaming, reports.

The angle we come from

Plainly: we are not security auditors and we do not sell penetration testing. If you need an independent audit or certification, that belongs with specialist firms, and we say so honestly.

Our part is different. We build systems that carry money and personal data: payments on unattended devices, documents with company details, scanned identity papers. In such systems security is not a separate service but a condition of delivery.

What we do in every project

Encrypting sensitive files

Documents are encrypted before hitting disk. A backup without the key gives no access to content.

File type by content

Checked by magic bytes, not by extension or the client-supplied header. A renamed file does not pass.

Access separation

Roles and permission checks on the server, not hidden buttons in the interface. Hidden in the UI is not protection.

Action log

Who opened a record, who downloaded a file, when. Without a log a dispute cannot be resolved.

Headers and transport

HSTS, CSP, rate limiting, request forgery protection. Verified automatically before every deployment.

No data in logs

Request bodies are never logged: they contain client correspondence and personal data.

How we hold this

AES-256-GCM for files, signed session cookies, an encryption key stored apart from backups, automated checks of headers and common mistakes before every deployment. This does not make us a cybersecurity company — it makes our systems deliverable where money and personal data are involved.

Frequently asked

Do you do penetration testing?
No. It is a separate profession and better bought from people who live by it. We can prepare a system for audit and fix what is found.
Who holds the encryption keys?
You do. The key is stored apart from database backups — otherwise one copy grants access to both data and key.
Can you help after an incident?
Within systems we built, yes: logs, recovery, closing the hole. Incident investigation as a service is not our field.

Plain explanations without marketing — useful even if you never hire us.