IT Security
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Over time, the number of companies experiencing cyberattacks and digital security threats has increased significantly, sometimes with devastating consequences.

• Services halted by waves of attacks
• Diversion of websites and content
• Ransom requests
• Installation of secret or illegal servers
• Increasingly expensive lawsuits and fines

The imagination of hackers is limitless, and the likelihood of an attack is ever greater thanks to the addition of new tools and technical layers –cloud, mobile, and internet of things (IoT).

At the same time, European and global lawmakers, concerned about protecting consumers, have enacted increasingly restrictive laws that hold digital companies accountable for misappropriation or theft of personal data.

And, just like that – e-privacy is now among the hottest topics for CEOs and CTOs around the world.

Pentalog is prepared for “Security by Design”. As part of development operations, it’s crucial to integrate all the measures aimed at ensuring the integrity and security of applications.

To do this, Pentalog invests continuously in tools and skills training.

Our Chief Security Office has implemented Security Information and Event Mangement (SIEM) and a Security Operations Center (SOC) to continuously analyze activity and detect IT security incidents. SAST / DAST tools like Kiuwan also identify vulnerabilities during development.

Pen testing

We have also built out a team of “pen testers”, specialists in infiltration and searching for security vulnerabilities. They’re sometimes called “ethical hackers” or hackers on a mission.