Cyber Resilience
We set up zero-trust access, segment your network, run scheduled test restores, write the incident response plan and map your NIS2 gaps, so your systems come back within a known, agreed time.
The compliance map is a technical assessment. The legal opinion on compliance is prepared by your legal department.





An audit of your security posture: infrastructure, access, backups, compliance with NIS2 requirements. You get a risk map and a prioritised action plan.
An architecture following NIST CSF 2.0: network segmentation, multi-factor authentication, privileged access management, mobile device management (MDM) and data loss prevention (DLP).
Firewalls, intrusion prevention (IPS), email and web traffic filtering, EDR/XDR on workstations and servers, event centralisation in a SIEM, on Trend Micro, Cisco and other vendors’ solutions.
Veeam-based backup and a recovery site in Baltneta’s Tier-3 data centres in Lithuania. Capacity availability, support terms and target RPO and RTO are fixed in the SLA.
Regular test restores to verify backup integrity, incident response scenarios, roles, communication and regulatory reporting deadlines, so that on day X the team follows a plan instead of improvising.
You sign one contract and work with one project lead. Here is who is responsible for what.
An Austrian company with 20+ years in the market. Holds the contract and supplies the hardware under the solution – with EU invoicing, delivery and warranty under European law. A single point of responsibility for the project.
Security and infrastructure engineering: zero-trust architectures, backup and recovery, SIEM. 12 engineers hold current VCP and 4 hold VCAP.
Trend Micro AuthorizedCisco PartnerVeeam Authorized
EU hosting: Vixen.UNO’s data-centre partner is Baltneta (Lithuania, since 1996, part of Atea group) – its own Tier-3 data centres, ISO 27001, PCI DSS Level 1, EU data residency. balt.net ↗
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Does NIS2 apply to us?
We already have backups and antivirus. Is that not enough?
What happens to the company’s work during implementation?
Will you support an environment you did not build?
We are a financial institution. What about DORA?
How do you handle our data during the project?
Who is the contract with, and who is responsible for the result?
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