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Your passwords may already be circulating on the internet
The risk: Corporate passwords, email addresses and other access credentials may have leaked from past breaches and may be sold today on illegal networks. In that case, the intruder does not need to breach any system. They log in using an employee’s real credentials, as if they were an authorized user.
Our solution: We check what an intruder can find out about your business: leaked passwords, exposed services, forgotten systems and open access points on the internet. We inform you immediately about anything that requires action and guide you to limit your exposure before it is exploited by an attacker.
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Forgotten systems become the easiest entry point
The risk: An old server, a test website, a forgotten subdomain or a former partner’s account may remain active for years. Because no one is monitoring it, it is often one of the easiest entry points for an intruder.
Our solution: We record your business’s digital assets: websites, email, applications, cloud services, teleworking systems and older installations. We create a full map of your external exposure and help you decommission or secure anything that should not remain accessible.
You cannot protect something you don’t know exists.
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The attacks on your sector are not random
The risk: Organized cybercrime groups often choose specific sectors, such as shipping, healthcare, accounting firms, tourism, manufacturing and technology. Once they identify an effective attack method, they repeat it across many businesses in the same sector.
Our solution: We study the techniques, methods and attack patterns used against businesses in your own sector. This way, our tests are not based only on generic vulnerability lists, but are tailored to the real adversaries and scenarios you are most likely to face.
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One morning you may find all your files locked
The risk: A ransomware attack can encrypt invoices, contracts, customer records, accounting data and critical systems. Business operations are interrupted and the perpetrators demand money to restore the files or to not publish the data they stole.
The attack, however, usually started from a weakness that already existed.
Our solution: We carry out controlled Penetration Testing, with prior authorization and a clearly defined scope. We simulate the way a real attacker would try to get in, identify the path they could follow and show you which points must be fixed first.
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Your website or e-shop may expose your customers
The risk: Your website, e-shop and web applications handle customer data, orders, user accounts and commercial information. A breach can lead to data loss, interruption of sales, legal obligations and a serious blow to your customers’ trust.
Our solution: We test your website, e-shop and applications the way an intruder would examine them. We investigate whether they can gain unauthorized access, intercept data, alter information or abuse user accounts.
For every finding we provide clear remediation instructions and prioritization based on real risk.
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An email with a “new IBAN” can cost you thousands of euros
The risk: A seemingly normal email informs the accounting department that a supplier changed bank account. The invoice is real, the conversation looks authentic, but the money ends up in the fraudster’s account.
In many cases, the perpetrator had already gained access to a corporate email and had been monitoring the conversations for days or weeks.
Our solution: We check the security of your corporate email and cloud environment, such as Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. We examine the access rights, the settings, the authentication mechanisms and the possible abuse scenarios of a compromised account.
Our goal is to reduce the likelihood of a breach and to limit the damage that a compromised account could cause.
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A hasty click can open the door
The risk: An employee receives an email that appears to come from a bank, customer, supplier or partner. The message creates pressure and asks for immediate action. A click or the entry of a password can give the intruder the access they need.
Our solution: We carry out controlled phishing simulations, without real risk to the business. We measure how staff react to realistic scenarios and identify which departments or teams need additional training.
You don’t rely on assumptions. You gain a real picture of your staff’s readiness.
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You may be paying for security systems that don’t protect you
The risk: Antivirus, firewall, EDR and monitoring systems are paid for and renewed every year. However, installing them does not automatically mean they are configured correctly or that they will detect a real attack.
Many businesses discover their gaps only after the breach.
Our solution: We use real attacker techniques, in a controlled and safe environment, to prove which techniques actually work in your environment and where they lead.
We show you what works, what goes undetected and which settings must be improved, so that your investments in cybersecurity have a real effect.
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The problems left “for later” become tomorrow’s breaches
The risk: Most attacks do not necessarily rely on unknown or sophisticated techniques. They often exploit known weaknesses that were not fixed in time, because they got lost inside large technical reports or because there was no clear order of priority.
Our solution: We don’t just hand you a list of problems. We give you a practical action plan:
- what must be fixed immediately,
- what the real business risk is,
- what can be scheduled for later,
- which corrective action is required.
After the fix, we carry out a retest to confirm that the problem has been addressed correctly.
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Your staff is not to blame — they need the right preparation
The risk: Attackers do not target only systems. They target people. They use fake phone calls, messages that appear to come from management, urgent payment requests and deceptive emails.
Without practical training, even an experienced employee can be deceived.
Our solution: We train your staff in Greek, with simple language and real examples. Employees learn to recognize suspicious emails, deception attempts, dangerous requests and incidents they must report immediately.
A properly informed employee can prevent an attack before it develops into an incident.
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The audit done last year does not cover today’s changes
The risk: Cybersecurity is not an action taken once a year. Every new system, application, partner, account or misconfiguration can create a new point of exposure.
Between two annual audits, months can pass without a meaningful picture of the risk.
Our solution: With Erevos AI and continuous exposure management, we monitor the changes that affect your business’s external attack surface. New systems, exposed services, significant vulnerabilities and dangerous changes are detected and assessed without waiting for the next annual audit.
Security is transformed from a one-off project into a continuous process.
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In an incident, every minute of delay increases the damage
The risk: From the moment an intruder gains access, they can move quickly: search for passwords, intercept data, create new access or expand to more systems.
The later the activity is detected, the greater the financial and operational damage can become.
Our solution: We combine technology, processes and human assessment to detect critical changes and risk indicators early. The findings are assessed, prioritized and turned into specific response actions.
You don’t just receive technical alerts. You receive a clear picture of what is happening, how serious it is and what must be done next.
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On the night of the incident you must know who to call
The risk: When a serious incident occurs, many businesses start looking for help at the moment of the crisis. Every hour of delay can increase downtime, data loss and the total cost of recovery.
The external partner who is found at the last minute also needs time to understand the business’s environment and systems.
Our solution: With a predefined readiness agreement, you know in advance who takes charge, with which process and what the first response steps are.
Since we already know your environment, we can start from the essence of the incident, not from the initial introductions and the collection of basic information.
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After the incident you must prove what you had done before it
The risk: After a serious breach, questions may follow from customers, partners, insurance companies, management or the competent authorities. For businesses subject to regulatory requirements, such as NIS2, it is not enough to declare that they took measures. They must be able to present documentation.
Our solution: Our services produce organized evidence for:
- what was tested,
- which problems were identified,
- what the real risk was,
- which fixes were proposed,
- what was fixed and when,
- which points were retested.
This way, a practical documentation file is created that supports management, the IT officers and the compliance processes.
