Cybersecurity & digital resilience
Atyaf connects cybersecurity with the engineering and operation of your digital services. We help you identify exposure, strengthen protection and prepare for recovery—with a scope built around your systems and business priorities.
Security, built into operations
A website, a customer portal and a cloud server share more than data: they share dependencies and risk. Our cybersecurity and reliability service brings application security, infrastructure protection, access management and recovery planning into one coordinated engagement. We start with what you operate, who can access it and what disruption would mean for your business.
What we can cover
Select the capabilities your environment needs. Each engagement defines the systems covered, authorized access, deliverables and operational responsibilities before implementation.
Map internet-facing assets, sensitive data and service dependencies. Review configurations and threat scenarios to turn findings into a prioritized remediation plan.
Review authentication, authorization and exposed interfaces. Configure appropriate web protection and coordinate application fixes so that security controls support real user journeys.
Reduce unnecessary exposure in Linux servers and cloud environments. Establish secure configurations, controlled administrative access and a maintainable update process.
Align permissions with actual responsibilities. Reduce shared credentials, protect privileged accounts and make access changes traceable when people join, move roles or leave.
Bring relevant logs, alerts and escalation paths together. Agree which events matter, who investigates them and how containment and service restoration are coordinated.
Connect backup policies to the service you need to restore. Define recovery objectives, review dependencies and test restoration within an agreed scope.
How we work with your team
Review your business-critical services, existing providers, access model and current concerns.
Define the scope, risk priorities, change windows, recovery objectives and acceptance criteria.
Apply agreed controls with your team, test the changes and record rollback and recovery steps.
Track outstanding actions, review operational findings and adjust controls as the environment evolves.
An inventory of the systems in scope, material findings and a prioritized action plan.
A record of agreed configuration changes, permissions and verification results.
Practical instructions for escalation, recovery and the responsibilities of each party.
Defined reporting, support coverage and response expectations appropriate to your agreement.
Review exposed services, authentication and recovery arrangements before release.
Establish visibility over access, outdated components, backups and inherited configuration.
Review technical causes, alerting and recovery dependencies alongside the security controls.
Bring engineering, security and operations into a shared plan with clear handover and ownership.
NIST CSF provides a framework for cybersecurity risk management; CIS Controls organize prioritized safeguards; OWASP describes important application security risks. These are useful references when discussing control coverage—not certifications or an assurance that every risk has been eliminated.
Depending on the agreed scope, it can cover security assessments, website and API protection, server hardening, identity and access management, monitoring, incident readiness and recovery planning. The proposal specifies the assets, deliverables and responsibilities included.
Yes. We begin by reviewing your existing environment and the permissions available. Implementation is coordinated with your team and providers; a hosting migration is not a prerequisite.
These should not be assumed to be included. Penetration testing, continuous security monitoring and dedicated response coverage require a separately agreed scope, authorization, tooling and staffing arrangements. We clarify what is available for your environment before contracting.
RTO is the target time to restore a service after disruption. RPO is the amount of data loss, expressed as time, that the business can tolerate. Both must be agreed against business needs and validated through the recovery design and testing.
No. A web application firewall can filter certain malicious requests, but it does not replace secure code, correct permissions, updates or testing. Effective protection combines controls at several layers.
They depend on the number and criticality of systems, the current configuration, required controls and the support coverage. Share a brief overview of your environment so we can propose an appropriate scope and clarify response expectations. Do not send passwords or sensitive logs through the contact form.
A clear next step
Tell us what you operate, what concerns you and which services must remain available. We will discuss the priorities and define the next step with your team.
