Cyber and Information Security
Assess the resilience of your systems and their compliance with various international standards and local legislation.
Why do you need information systems governance?
Organizations often believe that “everything is fine” — until an external party provides an objective assessment. An information systems audit gives you an independent and unbiased view of your infrastructure, processes, controls, and compliance — across personnel, technology, and procedures. An information security framework is not just a “document on a shelf.” It is the legal and operational system that defines who can access your information systems, what they can access, when, and how, and what happens when these rules are violated. Without it, any technical control becomes fragile and chaotic.
Our Services
- External penetration testing — assess what an external attacker can see
- Internal infrastructure testing — identify weak points within the internal network
- Web application security audit (OWASP Top 10 and beyond)
- Wi-Fi security testing — comprehensive assessment of wireless infrastructure
- Development of information security management policies
- Risk assessment and management
- Information systems auditing — in accordance with ISO 27001, SOC 2 and other standards
- GDPR and personal data protection compliance
- Security Awareness training for employees
Process:
The development of the information security framework begins with an in-depth analysis of your organization, industry, and regulatory environment. We then prepare a policy package, align it with legal and HR teams, and deliver ready-to-use documentation in Georgian and/or English. Our specialists work in accordance with ISACA, ISO 27001, and NIST standards. Interviews, document analysis, technical testing, and control validation ensure a complete picture.
What will you receive as a result?
At the end of the process, you will receive a complete policy package tailored to your organization in Georgian and/or English, along with a maintenance guide. You will also receive an audit report including control evaluation, a prioritized list of findings, remediation recommendations with timelines and responsible parties, and — if required — a re-audit after corrective actions.
- Evaluation of controls (compliant / non-compliant / partially compliant)
- Prioritized list of identified issues
- Recommendations with timelines and responsible parties
- Optional re-audit after remediation