Endpoint protection (AV, EDR, XDR, MDM), identity and access management (IAM, MFA, SSO, PAM), network segmentation, firewalls and secure remote access for distributed teams.
Corporate network security audit - what it covers
A corporate network security audit reviews the configuration of edge devices (firewall, VPN, NAC), network segmentation, access management (IAM, MFA) and endpoint protection - workstations and servers - for EDR or XDR coverage. A good audit also checks whether permissions follow the principle of least privilege. You get a report with a network map, a list of configuration gaps, a risk assessment and a prioritized remediation plan. Cost depends on the number of devices and locations, network complexity, and whether the audit ends with a report or includes support implementing the fixes.
When to buy these services
- The number of devices and accounts keeps growing and access to systems is not managed centrally.
- Incidents appear on workstations or servers and your current antivirus does not give full visibility.
- You are rolling out remote or hybrid work and need secure access to resources (VPN, MFA, NAC).
- A client, insurer or audit requires EDR/XDR and strong authentication.
How to choose a provider
- Scope of protection: workstations, servers, mobile devices and the network - check the provider covers the whole estate.
- Operating model: a one-off deployment or a managed service (EDR/XDR, IAM) with ongoing monitoring.
- Integration with what you already run: identity directory, SIEM, IT tooling.
- Experience in your industry and at your scale, plus the response time they commit to.
Company directory
Data access governance platform for Microsoft 365: permission monitoring, access change analytics, external sharing control and reporting that supports NIS2 compliance.
Cybersecurity integrator and IT outsourcing provider covering data protection, network security, infrastructure monitoring, backup and technology advisory.
Distributor and integrator of data protection technology: backup and disaster recovery, data loss prevention, privileged access management and security for IT and OT networks.
Polish next-generation antivirus vendor protecting endpoints against malware, with editions for home users, businesses, servers and the education sector.
Team delivering cybersecurity, networking, communication and automation solutions, plus design, deployment and management of secure IT infrastructure.
Protects web applications and CMS platforms through security audits, monitoring, WAF, backup, multi-factor authentication and the managed Artixen Protect service.
Vendor of Axence nVision, a platform for IT infrastructure monitoring, asset and user management, data loss prevention and network security control.
Provider of IAM, MFA and CIAM solutions for the financial and telecom sectors, including the tPro family for strong authentication and transaction authorisation.
Supplier of cryptographic and security systems for the public sector and critical infrastructure, including PKI, HSM and authentication and authorisation platforms.
Distributor of IT security technology (ESET, Stormshield) providing audits, deployments and technical training, including penetration tests and security policy work.
Managed IT and cybersecurity provider covering infrastructure, networks, Microsoft 365, backup, penetration testing, phishing simulations and incident response.
Technology company designing and deploying cybersecurity solutions including next-generation firewalls, WAF, endpoint protection, SIEM and email security, with audits and incident response.
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Frequently asked questions
Short answers for teams planning to buy services in this category.
Antivirus blocks known malware by signature. EDR records process, file and network activity, detects suspicious behaviour and lets an analyst investigate and respond remotely - which is what catches attacks that have no signature yet.
Logins per system means separate accounts, separate password policies and no single place to revoke access when somebody leaves. IAM centralises identity, enforces MFA consistently and gives you an audit trail of who had access to what.
With an inventory: what devices, accounts and services exist, and who has administrative rights. Without that, every tool you buy protects only part of the estate.