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| 1Security Data access governance platform for Microsoft 365: permission monitoring, access change analytics, external sharing control and reporting that supports NIS2 compliance. | Core offering | Infrastructure Security Cloud Security Data Protection | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| 4Ergo Cybersecurity integrator and IT outsourcing provider covering data protection, network security, infrastructure monitoring, backup and technology advisory. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security Data Protection | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| 4Prime IT security integrator that designs, deploys and maintains network, endpoint, cloud, email and application protection: NGFW, NDR, EDR and XDR, ZTNA, SASE and CSPM, DLP and DAM, PAM and MFA. It runs 24/7 managed detection and response (SOC360) and digital forensics after incidents. Application and infrastructure penetration tests, code reviews and configuration assessments are carried out by Afine, in which 4Prime is the majority shareholder. | Core offering | Infrastructure Security Cloud Security Data Protection Monitoring & SOC Penetration Testing & Audits | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Alma Integrator of telecom, network and data center infrastructure that also runs a cybersecurity division. It deploys EDR/XDR, NDR, NAC, microsegmentation, anti-DDoS and WAF protection, SIEM/SOAR, PAM, IAM and MFA, and security for OT/SCADA critical infrastructure. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security Monitoring & SOC OT/ICS Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Andersen Andersen is a software development and IT consulting company delivering digital transformation and custom software projects. A separate cybersecurity practice provides MDR and SOC as a service, EDR deployment, penetration testing, and security audits with compliance gap assessments against ISO 27001 and GDPR. | Part of the offering | Monitoring & SOC Penetration Testing & Audits GRC & Compliance Infrastructure Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Anzena Distributor and integrator of data protection technology: backup and disaster recovery, data loss prevention, privileged access management and security for IT and OT networks. | Part of the offering | Data Protection Infrastructure Security OT/ICS Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Apius Technologies Network integrator running a SOC and deploying network, endpoint, application, data and communication security, public cloud, container and SaaS security, DevSecOps, digital identity and OT cybersecurity, alongside its LAN, DC and SD-WAN business. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security Cloud Security Data Protection Monitoring & SOC OT/ICS Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| APROKS APROKS from Kielce provides IT support for businesses and institutions, including server administration, network builds, hardware service and software sales. In cybersecurity it deploys next-generation firewalls with IPS/IDS and network segmentation, Fortinet solutions, WithSecure EDR and e-mail protection against phishing and malware. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Arcabit Next-generation antivirus vendor protecting endpoints against malware, with editions for home users, businesses, servers and the education sector. | Core offering | Infrastructure Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Archer Team delivering cybersecurity, networking, communication and automation solutions, plus design, deployment and management of secure IT infrastructure. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Arkanet IT security integrator from Katowice: antivirus and EDR-XDR, email and cloud protection, encryption, MDM, PAM, DLP, SIEM and SOAR, vulnerability detection, backup, UTM and firewall network security, plus industrial OT protection. | Core offering | Infrastructure Security Cloud Security Data Protection Monitoring & SOC OT/ICS Security Security Training & Awareness | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Artixen Protects web applications and CMS platforms through security audits, monitoring, WAF, backup, multi-factor authentication and the managed Artixen Protect service. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security Data Protection | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| AT Computers IT integrator from Swarzedz with a security line: antivirus and EDR, UTM firewall with antispam and VPN, backup, DLP, PAM, MDM, encryption, two-factor authentication and log collection, alongside servers, storage and its own warehouse software. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security Data Protection Monitoring & SOC | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Atende IT integrator for the defence, telecom, energy and finance sectors offering ICT security audits, 24/7 monitoring, SIEM and SOAR, network protection, endpoint EDR, email and data security, next to its network integration and data centre business. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security GRC & Compliance Data Protection Monitoring & SOC | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Axence Vendor of Axence nVision, a platform for IT infrastructure monitoring, asset and user management, data loss prevention and network security control. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security Data Protection | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | ISO/IEC 27001 |
| BRAF.TECH (sara.next) Developer of sara.next, an identity governance and administration (IGA) platform that automates the identity lifecycle, access request handling and compliance reporting. It integrates with Active Directory, LDAP, HR systems and business applications. | Core offering | Infrastructure Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| BTC Developer of the eAuditor IT infrastructure management software, covering inventory, monitoring and the DLP and IAM security modules, vulnerability management and firewall control. It also offers RODOprotektor for GDPR compliance management and a whistleblowing system. | Part of the offering | Data Protection Infrastructure Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| CA Cybersecurity Analytics CA Cybersecurity Analytics is a Gdansk-based provider of cybersecurity and risk analytics services that combines expert knowledge with AI-driven automation. It helps organisations turn scattered data into a coherent, measurable risk model. The offer covers three proprietary solutions: UCM, which integrates assets, threats, vulnerabilities and safeguards; RAP, which analyses risk across assets, people, compliance, suppliers and data; and DDM, which supports data correlation and remediation planning. The company provides vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, data protection, network monitoring, incident response and ISMS automation. It supports compliance with NIS2, DORA, the AI Act and the Cyber Resilience Act. It also delivers AI projects, deploying models and governance solutions. A team with more than 20 years of experience serves clients in Poland, the United Kingdom, Germany and other countries. The first consultation is free of charge. | Core offering | GRC & Compliance Data Protection Infrastructure Security Penetration Testing & Audits Monitoring & SOC | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| CC Otwarte Systemy Komputerowe IT systems integrator deploying network security solutions, including Internet perimeter protection, 2FA access control, PAM, endpoint protection and DLP systems. It performs security audits of web and mobile applications and of IT and OT infrastructure, alongside systems integration and software development. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security Data Protection Penetration Testing & Audits OT/ICS Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Clico Value-added distributor of cybersecurity solutions from over fifty vendors, with an authorised training centre covering CISSP, professional services, security testing and support, next to its networking and IT management portfolio. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security Security Training & Awareness | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... |
Endpoints, identity and network in one project
Infrastructure security brings together layers that companies usually buy one at a time. Endpoint protection means antivirus, EDR or XDR, plus mobile device management. Identity means the account directory, multi-factor authentication, single sign-on and oversight of privileged accounts. The network layer means next-generation firewalls, remote access over VPN or through a zero trust model, network access control, and IDS/IPS and WAF systems. Cloud service configuration and industrial controllers follow separate rules and have their own categories in this directory.
Work starts with an inventory of what actually runs: devices, servers, accounts and the applications tied to the identity directory. Only then does a target design make sense, together with detection rules and a permission matrix. A pilot on a selected group exposes clashes with production applications before rules reach everyone. The rollout moves in stages and closes with documentation, console access and written procedures for granting and revoking rights. Skip that closing step and you own a working tool nobody on your side can change.
The number of workstations, servers and sites drives the price, together with the count of applications wired into the identity directory and the condition of that directory. An untidy account directory stretches a project further than any technical layer, because someone has to settle who should hold what before rules go live. The commercial model matters too: a one-off rollout handed to your own IT prices differently from a managed service with ongoing alert handling. Quotes become comparable once they describe the same scope and the same support after handover.
Signs your infrastructure needs securing
- Nobody in the company can produce a full list of laptops, servers and accounts with access to production systems.
- Antivirus reports detections but shows neither the path the attack took nor which other machines saw the same event.
- People work remotely, often on personal hardware, and a password plus one VPN tunnel guards everything the company runs.
- When someone leaves or a contractor finishes, access is revoked by hand, late, and with no trace in any register.
- A customer, an insurer or a tender questionnaire asks about MFA, network segmentation and endpoint protection coverage across machines.
What to check with a provider before signing
- Ask for the list of supported operating systems and identity directories, including the older servers and mobile hardware you actually run.
- Establish who handles alerts after handover: your team, the provider under a managed service, or nobody outside office hours.
- Check whether the offer includes a pilot and a rollback plan before new rules reach every workstation and server.
- Confirm whether you receive full administrative console access and configuration documentation, or every rule change has to go through the provider.
- Ask about deployments of a similar size and about what pushed the schedule in those earlier projects.
Buyer questions about infrastructure security
Answers for teams that are about to buy services from this category.
IT infrastructure security is the set of controls protecting end-user devices, user accounts and the corporate network, deployed and maintained as a single arrangement. In practice it covers workstations and servers, control over who signs in and from which device, and limiting network traffic to connections that are genuinely needed. Application security, data protection and cloud environments are handled separately, even though they rest on the same accounts.
EDR differs from antivirus in the depth of its telemetry and the range of response available, not in whether it detects anything at all. Antivirus judges files and processes against known patterns, blocks what it recognises and records the outcome in its own console. EDR keeps a continuous record of endpoint events, lets you reconstruct an incident and respond remotely: isolate a device, kill a process, roll back changes. XDR adds telemetry from network, mail and identity.
Prepare an inventory of devices and servers, a register of accounts with named owners, and the list of applications meant to use corporate sign-in. Name the person who approves the permission matrix, because their decisions set the pace of the work. Agree maintenance windows and the make-up of the pilot group, including unusual stations such as machines driving production or design workstations.
An in-house team can carry the deployment given an identity directory administrator, room for a pilot and a mandate to switch off legacy sign-in methods. The hard part rarely sits in the agent install; it sits in the exceptions, meaning service accounts, applications without modern authentication and hardware outside the domain. A provider earns its place where alerts need handling after hours or where nobody has run that particular platform.
Permission reviews need a fixed cadence written into policy plus event triggers, instead of resting on what an administrator remembers. The events that force a review are a change of role, a departure, the end of a contractor engagement and any new application joining the directory. Endpoint configuration and firewall rules get rechecked after every significant change to the environment and after updates that restore vendor defaults.
The project needs an administrator holding rights to the identity directory and the management console, a decision maker who signs off the permission matrix, and the owners of the main applications. Whoever runs hiring and offboarding has to feed in joiners and leavers, otherwise accounts outlive contracts. Warn the service desk before MFA goes live, because the first days bring questions about device registration.
Effectiveness shows up in coverage and reaction time, not in the number of licences purchased. Set the device inventory against the machines actually reporting to the console, check what share of accounts has MFA enabled including administrative and service accounts, and measure the gap between a contract ending and access being withdrawn. Test device isolation on a spare machine to confirm the feature behaves in your environment.
Deploying infrastructure controls is neither a test of resilience nor round-the-clock observation of events. It puts mechanisms in place: endpoint protection, access rules, segmentation. Whether those mechanisms hold under a real attack is what penetration testing shows, and whether anyone reacts to an alert at night is settled by a monitoring contract. A frequent misreading treats an alert console as a service that decides on its own.
On a tight budget the biggest gain comes from cleaning up administrative accounts and turning on MFA for mail and remote access. The next move is a complete device inventory, because without one every later licence covers only part of the company. Before buying more tools, check what the licences you already hold include, since office suites and operating systems often carry access control and basic endpoint protection. Privileged access management and network access control can wait.
The usual mistake is buying a tool before understanding your own estate. The result is a deployment frozen halfway: agents on some machines, MFA missing on administrative and service accounts, remote access opening the whole network instead of named systems. Protection then looks complete in the licence spreadsheet while an attacker needs one overlooked account. The same gap returns with every new laptop unless hardware purchasing is tied to agent installation.
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Cybersecurity service categories
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