Cybersecurity
We treat security not as a layer added later but as the foundation of software and infrastructure: secure development, hardened servers, KVKK compliance and 24/7 monitoring with ZeroDay-SOC.
Security from the start.
Vulnerabilities often begin in the first lines of code or on a misconfigured server. That is why we start development with OWASP standards, harden the infrastructure and monitor your systems continuously.
For systems that process personal data, we define KVKK requirements during the analysis and put the technical measures in place as part of the delivery.
- OWASP Top 10
- Server hardening
- KVKK
- ZeroDay-SOC
Our security services.
We work in three areas; continuous monitoring is handled by our own product, ZeroDay-SOC.
Secure software development
We develop our software according to OWASP standards and secure it with code reviews and testing.
Server and infrastructure security
We harden your servers and set up firewall, backups and monitoring.
KVKK and compliance
We map your personal data inventory, implement technical measures and support you in preparing policies.
24/7 monitoring: ZeroDay-SOC
Our own product ZeroDay-SOC monitors your servers, firewalls and network with AI; it alerts you when it sees suspicious activity and blocks it automatically when needed.
How we work.
Security is not a one-off task but a routine that runs from development to go-live and beyond.
- In the needs analysis we map the state of your software, servers and personal-data processes together.
- We address security from the first day of development, following OWASP standards.
- We harden servers and set up backups and monitoring.
- With ZeroDay-SOC we monitor your systems 24/7; we alert you instantly when something suspicious happens and respond automatically when needed.
ZeroDay-SOC: 24/7 autonomous cybersecurity
Our AI-assisted security operations center monitors your servers, firewalls and network traffic 24/7, detects threats and blocks them automatically when needed.
Not a guess. A plan.
Every software project follows the same discipline: it is analyzed, documented, costed and delivered with weekly check-ins. You know from day one what you will get, and when.
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Needs analysis
We meet with all your departments and analyze how you work and your IT infrastructure. Sometimes we discover together what you actually need.
Deliverable: needs analysis report -
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Report and approval
What isn't needed is cut and what's missing is added. The scope is documented and presented for your approval in a management meeting.
Deliverable: approved scope document -
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Costing
The approved project is costed with a Gantt plan and team size, with options for different budgets.
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Development and delivery
We track progress together in weekly meetings. The project is delivered with testing, training and go-live.
Deliverable: live system, training and source code
Frequently asked questions
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Send us your question by emailWhat does your cybersecurity service cover?
Secure software development (OWASP), server and infrastructure security (hardening, firewall, backups, monitoring), KVKK compliance and 24/7 autonomous monitoring with our own product, ZeroDay-SOC.
How do you help with KVKK compliance?
We map your personal data inventory, implement the technical measures needed in your systems and support you in preparing policies. On questions that require legal interpretation, we work together with your legal advisor.
Can you improve the security of our existing software?
Yes. Through code review we uncover weaknesses against the OWASP Top 10 risks and apply fixes in order of priority.
What is ZeroDay-SOC?
ZeroDay-SOC is our own product that monitors your servers, firewalls and network traffic 24/7 with AI. It detects threats, blocks low-risk ones automatically and brings critical events to you for approval. More on the ZeroDay-SOC page.
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Let's secure your systems together.
In the first call we review your software, infrastructure and KVKK status together; the call is free.