Cybersecurity
Full business protection - from offensive testing to 24/7 monitoring. Five areas of expertise under one roof.
Five Areas of Expertise
From simulated attacks to application security - a holistic approach to cybersecurity.
Offensive Security
We simulate attacks before real hackers do, because finding vulnerabilities proactively is far cheaper than dealing with a real breach.
Defensive Security
We protect your business 24/7, because cyberattacks don't wait for business hours. As a result, we detect threats and respond to incidents in real-time.
Application Security
Full application security from code to production, which means vulnerabilities are caught early in the development lifecycle. Automated security testing in CI/CD pipeline.
Security Audits
Thorough IT security assessment. Certification preparation and regulatory compliance.
OT/ICS Security
Specialized protection for industrial control systems and critical infrastructure, which is why our OT team uses methodologies designed specifically for operational environments.
Why nFlo?
- Certified Experts
OSCP, OSCE, CISSP, CEH — which means our tests are conducted by specialists with proven, industry-recognized expertise
- One Vendor, Full Protection
From testing to SOC under one roof, enabling seamless coordination and eliminating gaps between security services
- 10+ Years of Experience
Hundreds of projects for companies across various industries
- ISO 27001
We meet the highest security standards ourselves, which is why we understand compliance requirements from a practical perspective
Don't Wait for an Incident
Cyber attacks can cost your company millions - not just through direct losses, but also regulatory fines and reputation damage.
- • Average cost of a data breach: $4.45 million globally
- • 60% of small businesses fail within 6 months after a cyber attack
- • NIS2 imposes fines up to 10 million EUR for non-compliance
Latest Threats
All alerts →CVE-2026-1731: BeyondTrust Remote Support (RS) and Privileged Remote Access (PRA) OS Command Injection Vulnerability
2/13/2026
CVE-2025-15556: Notepad++ Download of Code Without Integrity Check Vulnerability
2/12/2026
CVE-2025-40536: SolarWinds Web Help Desk Security Control Bypass Vulnerability
2/12/2026
CVE-2024-43468: 2024 Vulnerability Now Actively Exploited (Microsoft)
2/12/2026
What is enterprise cybersecurity?
Enterprise cybersecurity encompasses processes, technologies, and practices that protect IT systems, data, and business operations from unauthorized access, attacks, and destruction. For businesses, it includes both offensive actions (penetration testing, red teaming) and defensive measures (SOC monitoring, incident response), because effective protection requires both perspectives.
How much does cybersecurity cost?
Costs depend on scope, because every environment has different risk profiles and complexity. Web application penetration testing from €3,500, infrastructure from €6,000. SOC as a Service from €1,200/month. ISO 27001 audit from €5,000. NIS2 compliance from €7,000. vCISO from €1,800/month. Prices current as of 2026 — contact for a quote tailored to your environment.
How does working with nFlo look?
- Free consultation — needs analysis and initial environment assessment
- Scope and quote — precise definition of scope and costs
- Delivery — testing, audit or implementation by certified experts
- Report and recommendations — detailed report with prioritized actions
- Post-engagement support — help implementing recommendations and retesting
FAQ — Cybersecurity
Answers to frequently asked questions about cybersecurity services
What cybersecurity services does nFlo provide?
nFlo provides a full range of cybersecurity services: penetration testing (web, mobile, API, infrastructure), Red Team operations, SOC as a Service 24/7, Incident Response, vulnerability management, Managed AppSec (DAST, SAST, SCA), IT security audits (ISO 27001, NIS2, DORA), OT/ICS security, and Security Awareness training. Over 500 completed projects.
How much does penetration testing cost?
Penetration testing costs depend on scope and environment complexity. Web application testing starts from €3,500, infrastructure testing from €6,000. Red Team engagements typically range from €12,000 to €35,000. nFlo offers a free initial consultation and precise scoping tailored to your organization's needs.
How to choose a penetration testing company?
When choosing a penetration testing provider, evaluate: team certifications (OSCP, OSWE, CEH, CREST), experience in your industry, methodologies used (OWASP, PTES), client references, and the depth of the final report. These factors matter because they directly determine the quality and reliability of test results. nFlo has a certified team and over 500 completed projects for financial, telco, and retail sectors.
What is the difference between SOC and NOC?
SOC (Security Operations Center) monitors security threats, detects incidents, and responds to cyberattacks. NOC (Network Operations Center) focuses on IT infrastructure performance and availability. nFlo offers both services 24/7, often as an integrated SOC/NOC solution, because combining security and infrastructure monitoring enables faster correlation of events and response times under 15 minutes.
Does nFlo help with NIS2 compliance?
Yes, nFlo offers a full NIS2 implementation program including: gap analysis, cybersecurity risk assessment, security policy implementation, incident reporting procedures (24h/72h), supply chain management, staff training, and regular audits. We help organizations achieve full NIS2 directive compliance.
Does nFlo serve clients outside Poland?
Yes, nFlo provides cybersecurity services throughout Europe via nflo.tech. Penetration testing, audits, and SOC/NOC services are delivered remotely or in hybrid mode, which means geographic distance does not limit the quality of our work. For infrastructure implementations, we provide on-site teams at any location.
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