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Assessment
We establish goals, critical systems and known events. We review networks, edge and user devices, Wi-Fi, internet-facing services, inter-branch connections, privileged and service accounts, remote access and traffic to the cloud.
IT security
IT security services for businesses
We help assess risks, implement safeguards and agree how they will be maintained. Network, device, account, email and backup protection is combined with procedures and training. We start with the systems that matter to your business and the impact of an incident. Audits, implementation and ongoing operations each have an agreed scope.
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Companies and institutions that need stable IT.
Support matched to your business
We help organisations that need additional expertise for their IT team or want an external team to handle part of their security. Scope depends on the environment's size, data sensitivity and the consequences of downtime. A business mainly using Microsoft 365 has different needs from a manufacturing plant, branch network, accounting firm or service provider. We consider customer, supply-chain and cyber-insurance requirements. The starting point may be an incident, phishing attempt, account takeover, lost device, failed recovery, rapid growth or an acquisition.
Choose where to start
Not every company needs every service at once. These cards lead to separate areas, not a universal security package.
Security audits and tests
Reviews of the environment, configurations and vulnerabilities, with testing to help set priorities.Security solutions
Selection of firewalls, endpoint protection (EDR), additional sign-in verification (MFA), email protection, backups and monitoring.NIS2 audit
Assessment of NIS2 requirements relevant to the organisation. This does not replace a general review for every business.IT outsourcing
Maintaining safeguards, handling helpdesk requests, assigning decision owners, escalation paths and recurring reviews.Virtline's certificate
Virtline holds certificate PN-EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023-08, number AC090 121/2469/6137/2026, issued by TÜV NORD Polska. The document states validity until February 2029; check its scope and current status before using it. Certification concerns our management system, not automatic client compliance or the resilience of every implemented system.
View the ISO 27001 certificateHow the security project runs
We distinguish urgent fixes from changes requiring a project. Timing depends on locations, maintenance windows, administrator availability and the effect on users.
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Design and priorities
We select measures for the industry, risk and operational capacity. We plan a new network or adapt the existing one, including hardware and licence purchases, installation and configuration. Larger changes require agreement on a pilot, maintenance window and user communication.
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Implementation and checks
We implement agreed protection for internal and external networks, accounts, devices and data. We check recovery and an incident scenario, record results and exceptions. Each stage has an owner and acceptance criteria.
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Operations and reviews
We separately agree monitoring, updates, access and supplier reviews, helpdesk and response. Monthly reports and quarterly plan updates following incidents or business changes can be agreed. Frequency and responsibilities are recorded in the agreed scope.
Practical scope
What completed work provides
Deliverables depend on the commissioned work. We agree whether the material is for administrators, management, auditors, insurers or business customers.
An asset register, critical systems, priorities, responsible people and deadlines. The management report compares risk assessments before and after the work, identifies funding decisions and schedules further reviews.
Within an agreed implementation, we configure firewalls, VPN, MFA, EDR, email protection, backups, monitoring and administrator accounts. Documentation is updated after tests and acceptance to reflect the actual configuration.
Tests, console reports, update confirmations, a recovery record and accepted exceptions. Completed tasks, accepted risks and work remaining in the plan are clearly distinguished.
Incident reporting and handling, escalation contacts, deputies, business roles, and communication and continuity scenarios. We agree alert owners, response arrangements and handover to operations.
Priorities and remaining risk
We assess the impact on sales, customer service, production, finance, personal data and contractual obligations. Relevant factors include the likelihood and ease of exploitation, access reach, existing safeguards, detection time, recovery options and supplier dependencies. Particular attention goes to accounts without MFA, excessive permissions and a lack of separation between everyday and administrator accounts; ransomware with access to backups, missing immutable copies or undocumented recovery tests; and unseen events from devices, email, firewalls and cloud services, or alerts without an owner. We also examine outdated systems, internet-facing services, poor network segmentation and supplier remote access without restrictions or session recording. If a gap cannot be closed immediately, we describe other measures to reduce the risk, the person responsible for accepting it and the next review date. Accepting a risk does not mean it has been fixed.
Other security areas
These services complement the chosen scope. The plan also considers applications, web panels and cloud platforms, not only devices.
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VPN and remote work
Protecting connections, user devices, remote access and data transmission.
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IT monitoring
Service availability, alerts, escalation and reports. Monitoring does not automatically include a team responding to incidents around the clock.
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IT compliance
NIS2, DORA and ISO 27001: requirements, controls, procedures and audit material within an agreed scope.
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Email security
Protecting mailboxes and messages from threats, combined in the plan with MFA, EDR and security awareness training (SAT).
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Backup and recovery
Copies, recovery tests, emergency scenarios and the impact of an incident on business continuity.
Questions about IT security
Where do we start, and how long will the project take?
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We begin by discussing downtime impact, data, known incidents and stakeholder requirements, followed by an agreed audit, review or tests. The plan may use checkpoints after 30, 60 and 90 days: assessment and urgent fixes, priority safeguards, then tests and reporting. This is not a guaranteed deadline or fixed package. We agree the schedule, scope and availability of people for the specific environment.
Is buying a firewall or EDR enough?
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No. The selection depends on data flows, internet-facing services, remote work, industrial devices and continuity requirements. It may include firewalls, VPN, network segmentation, updates, monitoring, MFA, EDR, email protection and backups. Controls need owners, operating checks and response arrangements. The aim is to protect data confidentiality, integrity and availability; buying a tool alone does not ensure resistance to malware, phishing, credential theft, social engineering or user mistakes.
How does this scope support NIS2?
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We help implement agreed measures for risk management, incident handling, business continuity, supplier security, access, cyber hygiene and training. We prepare procedures, configurations, test results and review records. Obligations must be established for the specific organisation. Technical services do not replace legal interpretation or guarantee compliance with NIS2, DORA or ISO 27001.
Do you provide monitoring and response after implementation?
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They can be covered by separately agreed support or IT outsourcing. We define monitored systems, responsible people, service hours, response times, escalation, reporting and review cycles. An automated alert does not mean someone will act at every hour. Ongoing work is intended to check controls and changes in risk; it is not a promise that incidents will never occur.
Agree the security scope
Describe your systems, users, locations and main concerns. We will suggest a first step without obligation: an audit, testing, safeguards or ongoing operations. We will agree information for a quote, workshop participants and a secure way to share environment details.
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