Cybersecurity, Alpha SOC & NIS2 Compliance

An antivirus is only one layer of protection. Alpha SOC adds central monitoring, security policies, data protection, dangerous-website control and human intervention when a serious incident is detected.

Being in scope depends on the sector of activity, the size and specific characteristics of the entity — while there are also cases that are in scope regardless of size. As a rule, specific sectors and at least medium-enterprise size are considered, but special categories and exceptions apply. The definitive determination is made by the official tool of the National Cybersecurity Authority.

The National Cybersecurity Authority provides an official online scope test for Law 5160/2024. If your company is in scope, we undertake the assessment of the current state and propose the appropriate compliance plan. In-scope Essential and Important Entities are also required to register in the relevant Registry. Official NIS2 scope test →

It monitors the security posture of computers, servers and compatible mobile devices. It checks threats, suspicious applications, dangerous websites and violations of the policies defined for the business.

No. The service is especially suitable for businesses and professionals that do not have an internal IT department but need organized, professional protection.

The system logs and contains the threat, creates an alert and, when required, our technical team examines the incident and proceeds with the appropriate remediation actions.

Yes, protection can be provided for compatible Android and Apple devices, depending on the selected package, the available licenses and the technical prerequisites of each device.

Yes. Computers and devices from different locations can be monitored centrally, with common or differentiated security policies per branch, group or user.

Yes. The service can block known malicious or suspicious websites and restrict access to content categories according to the company policy.

DLP helps control the unauthorized movement of sensitive data via email, USB or other channels. The rules are configured according to the needs and processes of the business.

During the initial assessment we identify devices and operating systems that are unsupported or present increased risk. We then propose upgrades, replacements or appropriate compensating measures.

Yes. User awareness and training is provided on phishing, secure passwords, suspicious attachments, data protection and correct incident reporting.

Alpha SOC is a technical and organizational support tool that strengthens protection and the documentation of security measures. For NIS2, a separate service is provided: Gap Analysis, Risk Assessment, policies and procedures, Security Audit and remediation. No service or product on its own constitutes full compliance or certification.

Activation starts with an inventory of devices and requirements, installation of the necessary software, application of security policies and an initial check. The timeframe depends on the number of devices, branches and the complexity of the infrastructure.

The installation is designed to cause the least possible disruption. Policies are applied in a controlled way and adjusted where needed, to combine security and productivity.

No cybersecurity service can guarantee absolute protection. Alpha SOC significantly reduces risk, improves prevention and enables faster detection and response to incidents.

We start with an initial assessment of the business infrastructure and risks. We then propose the appropriate protection plan, without unnecessary licenses or services you do not need.