Cybersecurity
Penetration testing, regulatory compliance and cloud security to protect your organization's critical information and processes.
Cybersecurity and regulatory compliance
We assess your systems the way an attacker would, prioritize risks by their real impact and support remediation until they are closed.
We work to international standards (NIST, OWASP, ISO 27001) and the applicable regulation, including Panama's Law 81 of 2019 on personal data protection, and we also review the security of AI systems.
Request an assessmentWhat's included?
- Penetration testing (pentest) and ethical hacking
- Risk analysis and security plans
- NIST and OWASP compliance audits
- Cloud security: configuration, identities, networks and data
- Technology accreditation of AI systems
- Security and privacy requirements review
Technologies and frameworks
- NIST
- OWASP
- ISO 27001
- AWS
- Azure
Cybersecurity FAQ
What is a penetration test (pentest)?
An authorized security assessment in which specialists simulate real attacks against your infrastructure, applications or processes to find exploitable vulnerabilities before an attacker does. We deliver an executive and a technical report, with findings prioritized by impact.
Do you work with ISO 27001, OWASP and NIST?
Yes. Our audits align with ISO/IEC 27001, OWASP Top 10 and OWASP ASVS for web applications, and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and NIST SP 800-53 for infrastructure. We also cover Panama's Law 81 of 2019 on data protection.
Do you perform cloud security testing?
Yes. On AWS, Azure and Google Cloud we assess configuration, identity and access, storage, networking, workloads and secrets management, and deliver actionable findings prioritized by exposure.
Can you assess the security of an AI system?
Yes. We review the architecture, personal data processing, access controls and security policies of AI systems, such as facial recognition or video analysis, and support their technology accreditation.
Can you run a pentest without disrupting operations?
Yes. We coordinate testing windows, separate intrusive from passive tests, keep constant communication with the operations team and have rollback plans ready. For critical systems we prefer an equivalent pre-production environment.
Next step
Is your organization protected?
Request a security assessment and find your weak points before an attacker does.
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