Cyber security solutions

We combine our expertise and experience with artificial intelligence to provide our clients with the necessary means to achieve and maintain the desired level of security.

Since 2011, Safetech Innovations has been providing cybersecurity solutions tailored to each organization’s needs, along with related systems integration, technical support and training services.
Safetech Innovations has partnership relations with a number of companies with a decisive role in the field of cyber security, such as CheckPoint, DarkTrace, Microsoft, Splunk, Fidelis, HID, Cynet.

Currently counting over 60 employees, the company has dedicated teams for research and development of cybersecurity software products, implementation and support of security solutions, and Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT).

Safetech’s Security Operations Center has been serving clients since 2015 and provides them with a mature and efficient detection, response and remediation capability designed to handle cyber threats with 24/7/365 coverage. Safetech CERT (STI CERT®) is accredited by Trusted Introducer, the accreditation and certification service established by the European community of Computer Emergency Response Team organizations (www.trusted-introducer.org). STI CERT analysts hold multiple personal certifications, obtained through (ISC)², ISACA and EC-Council.

Numerous Romanian organizations have chosen to use Safetech’ services for improving their level of cyber security. The company has customers from the following industries: financial-banking, energy, oil and gas, utilities, health, insurance, industrial production, high tech, retail, distribution, public sector, consulting, gaming. Seven of the ten largest banks in Romania have chosen us as their cyber security service provider.

Safetech has also been involved in more than 100 critical infrastructure security projects in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, the European Union, UK, Switzerland, Morocco, Singapore, the Philippines, India, China and New Zealand.

Cyber security solutions

Network, email, cloud, and API security

Network security involves protecting the data that flows through the organization's network. Firewalls, intrusion detection systems and secure network protocols are essential in preventing unauthorized access and ensure the detection and blocking of cyber attacks in real time.
Email security is equally important and implementing strong security measures such as spam filters, email encryption and multi-factor authentication help prevent unauthorized access to email accounts and mitigate associated risks with malicious emails.
Organizations are increasingly migrating their data and applications to cloud environments. Ensuring cloud security involves protecting data stored in the cloud, security measures such as data encryption, secure access management, ensuring compliance with security standards and regulations, regular security audits.
API security is critical due to the increasing reliance on APIs to connect services and applications. Authentication, authorization, and input validation help protect APIs from attacks.

Security incident detection and response

Detection involves the continuous monitoring of network traffic, endpoints, and other digital assets to identify suspicious activities, unauthorized access attempts, or indicators of compromise.
Rapid detection allows organizations to respond proactively to potential threats, minimizing the impact of security incidents.
Response, on the other hand, involves the coordinated actions taken to contain and remediate security breaches once they are detected. A swift and well-coordinated response helps in minimizing the damage caused by cyber attacks and restoring the integrity of affected systems and data.
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), Network Detection and Response (NDR), Extended Detection and Response (XDR), and Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) are specialized technologies and approaches aimed at enhancing detection and response capabilities in specific areas of cybersecurity.
Detection and response enables organizations to effectively identify, contain and mitigate security threats and breaches.

Cybersecurity event and incident management

Event management involves the proactive monitoring and analysis of security events to identify potential threats or anomalous activities. By correlating data from various sources, event management systems can prioritize and escalate security incidents. This proactive approach enables organizations to detect incidents in their early stages, enabling rapid reaction.
Incident management, on the other hand, focuses on systematically responding to confirmed security incidents, following predefined processes and protocols to contain and remediate the incident effectively.
Automation plays a critical role in cyber security by simplifying and speeding up various security processes. Automated security tools and platforms can continuously monitor the organization's digital infrastructure, rapidly identify security events, and trigger predefined responses or remediation actions based on predefined rules and policies. This improves the efficiency and effectiveness of security operations by reducing human error and response times.

Threat and breach intelligence

Threat intelligence involves the collection, analysis, and dissemination of information about potential and actual threats to an organization’s digital environment. This intelligence can include details about emerging malware, attack vectors, threat actors, and their tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs). Threat intelligence helps prioritize security efforts, focusing resources on the most imminent and impactful threats and improving the overall resilience of an organization's cybersecurity posture.
Breach intelligence focuses on detecting, analyzing, and understanding security breaches when they occur. It involves identifying the indicators of compromise (IoCs), assessing the extent of the damage, and understanding how the breach happened. Breach intelligence provides critical insights into the weaknesses exploited by attackers, enabling organizations to implement immediate remedial actions to contain and mitigate the breach. Moreover, the lessons learned from breach intelligence inform future security strategies, helping to prevent similar incidents.

Privilege and identity assurance

Privilege and identity assurance are critical components of cybersecurity, playing a vital role in protecting an organization's sensitive information and ensuring operational integrity.
Identity assurance focuses on verifying that users are who they claim to be, ensuring that only authorized individuals can access systems and data. This is achieved through multi-factor authentication (MFA), biometrics, and other advanced identity verification techniques. Strong identity assurance prevents unauthorized access by making it significantly harder for attackers to impersonate legitimate users. It also enhances accountability, as actions within the system can be reliably traced back to authenticated individuals.
Privilege assurance involves managing and monitoring the access levels of users within an organization, ensuring that individuals have the minimum necessary access rights required to perform their job functions. By implementing stringent privilege management, organizations can reduce the risk of unauthorized access, limit the spread of malware, and prevent data breaches.

Asset management and asset security

Asset management involves the systematic process of identifying, classifying, and maintaining an inventory of all physical and digital assets within an organization. This comprehensive visibility enables organizations to understand what assets they own, their current status, and their value to the organization. So organizations can optimize resource allocation, prevent unauthorized access and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
Asset security focuses on protecting these assets from threats and vulnerabilities. This involves implementing security measures such as encryption, access controls, and regular updates to safeguard both physical and digital assets from unauthorized access, theft, and damage. Effective asset security ensures that sensitive information remains confidential, integrity is maintained, and availability is preserved, even in the face of potential cyber attacks.
Asset management and asset security are foundational elements of a robust cybersecurity strategy, ensuring that all organizational assets are accounted for, tracked, and adequately protected.

Attack Surface Management and Vulnerability Management

Attack Surface Management involves the continuous monitoring and management of all potential entry points that an attacker could exploit into an organization's digital environment. These include not only the obvious, such as servers and networks, but also harder-to-detect components, such as third-party services, APIs, and even employee endpoints.
Vulnerability Management specifically focuses on identifying, classifying, prioritizing and remediating security weaknesses in an organization's systems. VM is an ongoing process that involves regular scanning, assessment, and patching of vulnerabilities to ensure that systems remain secure against known threats. An effective VM requires a thorough risk assessment to prioritize the most critical vulnerabilities, and timely remedial actions.
ASM and VM proactive approach reduces the risk of attacks, minimizes damage and ensures the resilience of the organization' IT infrastructure.

OT and ICS cybersecurity

Operational Technology (OT) and Industrial Control Systems (ICS) cybersecurity is of paramount importance due to the critical nature of the infrastructures they manage, necessary for the functioning of essential services such as electricity, water supply, transportation, and manufacturing. A cyber attack on these systems can have catastrophic consequences, leading to widespread service disruptions, physical damage, and even threats to public safety. Ensuring robust cybersecurity measures for OT/ICS is vital to protect these critical infrastructures from malicious actors.
Moreover, OT/ICS cybersecurity is crucial because these systems often operate with legacy technologies that were not originally designed with modern cybersecurity threats in mind. It is essential to adopt a comprehensive approach to OT/ICS cybersecurity, which includes regular assessments, tailored security protocols, and continuous monitoring.

Cybersecurity awareness solutions

Cybersecurity awareness is crucial in today's digital age due to the increasing frequency and sophistication of cyber threats. As businesses, governments, and individuals rely more heavily on digital platforms for communication, transactions, and data storage, the risk of cyber attacks grows correspondingly.
Awareness helps in identifying potential threats, understanding the tactics employed by cybercriminals, and implementing preventive measures.
For organizations, a well-informed staff is a vital line of defense against cyber attacks. Employees who are knowledgeable about cybersecurity can recognize phishing attempts, use strong passwords, and follow best practices, significantly reducing the likelihood of breaches that could lead to data loss, financial damage, and reputational harm.