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What it is: Penetration Testing (PT) is an advanced cybersecurity activity that simulates a hacker attack on corporate systems to verify their resistance. In other words, security experts (known as ethical hackers) act like real cybercriminals to discover and exploit vulnerabilities, allowing weaknesses to be identified and fixed before they can be used by real attackers. Penetration Testing is more advanced than Vulnerability Assessment because, in addition to identifying vulnerabilities, it simulates real hacker attacks to test the actual resilience of systems, assessing the practical impact of security flaws.

Why is it useful?
Investing in Penetration Testing means:

• Identifying and understanding the impact of vulnerabilities: By simulating real attacks, you discover which weaknesses and critical points can be exploited and with what consequences.
• Quantifying risks: Understand the impact and extent of the potential consequences of a successful attack.
• Strengthening compliance and increasing trust among clients and partners, by demonstrating a concrete commitment to security.

A Penetration Test is not just a test, but a true strategy to anticipate threats and protect your business.

Which companies should invest in a Penetration Test?
Penetration Testing is essential for all companies, but it is particularly crucial for those that:

• Handle sensitive data: Companies that process personal, financial, or healthcare data, such as banks, hospitals, law firms, and e-commerce companies.
• Have complex digital infrastructures: Organizations with large corporate networks, cloud, or IoT systems, often found in the technology, manufacturing, or logistics sectors.
• Are subject to strict regulations: Regulated sectors, such as finance, insurance, or energy, that must comply with specific security standards (GDPR, ISO 27001, NIS2, etc.).
• Operate in strategic sectors: Companies providing essential services, such as utilities, telecommunications, or public administration suppliers, often targeted by cyberattacks.
• Innovative start-ups and SMEs: Growing businesses focused on digital and innovation, but that cannot afford economic or reputational losses due to an attack.

In summary: If your company uses IT systems, collects data, or relies on digital processes, a Vulnerability Assessment is a fundamental step to protect your business.

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What it is:

• Our on-demand anti-phishing system is a flexible and advanced solution that easily integrates into your corporate assets, offering immediate and customized protection against phishing threats. Thanks to the use of sophisticated Artificial Intelligence algorithms, this solution not only identifies malicious emails, but also provides direct and ongoing support to your employees.

How does it work?

• On-demand analysis: When an employee is unsure about a suspicious email, they can forward it to our dedicated service.
• Personalized feedback: Our system analyzes the email and provides a quick response, indicating whether it is phishing or a legitimate communication.
• Continuous education: In addition to feedback, the service provides a detailed explanation of why the email is considered safe or dangerous, helping employees improve their ability to recognize potential scams.

Why choose it?

• Our on-demand anti-phishing service is the perfect combination of advanced technology and human support. It drastically reduces the risk of cyberattacks, educates your employees in real time, and strengthens your company’s resilience against one of the most common cyber threats.

What does the subscription include?

• On-Demand Analysis: Whenever an employee is uncertain about a suspicious email, they can forward it for in-depth analysis by our Artificial Intelligence system, which will provide immediate feedback, explaining whether the email is legitimate or phishing.
• Flexibility: You can use the analysis package for any suspicious email and customize it according to your needs.
• Continuous support: Each analysis is accompanied by clear explanations and instructions to improve employee awareness and prevent future attacks.
• Regular updates: Ongoing maintenance and updates to ensure the system is always capable of detecting the most recent and sophisticated threats.