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Security and NIS2
We protect businesses' computers, networks, email and data, without scaremongering or selling fear. And we help those required to comply with NIS2, and those who work as their suppliers, get there. Across Italy, remotely every day and on site when needed.
The problem
I got an email from the bank. But it wasn't the bank.All it takes is one click and a password typed in the wrong place.
We have antivirus, so we're fine.Antivirus is one part. Access, updates and data backups are the others.
Our client has sent us a NIS2 questionnaire.Those who must comply also have to check their suppliers.
A team member left a year ago: might they still have the password?Forgotten accounts, the same password for everyone, unchecked remote access.
What we do
We go through your computers, network, email, access and data backups with you. We tell you in plain language where you're exposed and what's best to fix first, in order of importance. No hundred-page reports.
Fortinet and MikroTik firewalls configured for your business, a network divided into zones, remote access only via VPN. If needed, we block unknown devices that connect to the network.
Antivirus on every computer, monitored by us and not left to its own devices. System and software updates, because most attacks exploit flaws that have already been fixed.
Two-step verification on email and cloud services, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. Personal accounts instead of shared ones, closed when someone leaves.
Short briefings for staff on recognising scam emails. And data backups, including off-site, that are genuinely tested: if something goes wrong, that's where you restart from.
NIS2
NIS2 is the European directive on cybersecurity. In Italy it became law with Legislative Decree 138/2024, and it's overseen by the Agenzia per la Cybersicurezza Nazionale (ACN, the Italian National Cybersecurity Agency). It requires companies in sectors deemed important to manage IT risks, have specific security measures in place and report serious incidents.
We're already helping several clients comply with NIS2. It affects you in one of these two ways:
You've received the ACN notification on its platform. You must apply the basic security measures within the stated deadlines and report significant incidents. Responsibility also lies with the company's directors.
You're not directly obliged, but your client has to check its suppliers' security: questionnaires, contract clauses and requests for evidence start arriving. This is the most common case.
Source: ACN, pages on NIS. Checked on 24/10/2026: dates may change with new determinations.
MM Security
Our cybersecurity suite: network monitoring, encryption, logs and events (SIEM), vulnerability management, backup and managed service, made and supported by us. With the map to the ISO/IEC 27001 controls.
Voucher Cloud & Cybersecurity
We're on the voucher supplier list for firewalls, routers and switches, intrusion prevention systems, antivirus, network monitoring, encryption, SIEM, vulnerability management and for configuration, monitoring and ongoing support services. Part of your security spending may be covered by the grant.
The evidence
ISO/IEC 27001:2022, information security: certificate no. ISMS 0426 002475 issued by ITC International Testing & Certification, an IAS-accredited body (IAF member), since 14/04/2026. Scope: design of cybersecurity solutions, configuration, monitoring and ongoing support services.
ISO 9001:2015, quality: certification audit by EuCI (now Amtivo) completed on 7 April 2026, with the same scope.
Training and certifications in Cisco (networking and security), Fortinet, MikroTik and Ubiquiti, the equipment we install.
Andrea is a certified Innovation Manager under the UNI 11814 standard (certificate INN no. 76-M, undergoing Accredia accreditation): he handles the project and grant side.
Every day · Company network
For a company with around thirty workstations we manage the MikroTik network and Fortinet firewall, the VPN for the admin team and blocking of unauthorised devices on the network. Every computer runs our support agent: we spot problems before they cause downtime.
Every day
We host dozens of business websites on our server: web application firewall, server antivirus, security certificates and a full copy every night.
Timing and costs
The security check-up is free. A lot can be seen remotely in a short time; the rest, if needed, with a site survey.
Before we start, you receive a written proposal with the costs: equipment, licences, labour and ongoing support. The cost depends mainly on how many computers and sites there are and what's already in place.
If it's covered by the voucher, we'll tell you in the proposal and let you know what to prepare.
What happens next
Questions
It's a good start, but it isn't enough. Most problems come from a stolen password or a deceptive email: you also need two-step verification, a well-configured firewall, regular updates and data backups that can actually be restored.
It depends on the sector and size. If the company has been placed on the list of NIS entities, it will have received a notification from the Agenzia per la Cybersicurezza Nazionale (ACN, the Italian National Cybersecurity Agency) via its platform. If it hasn't received one but works for a company that falls within scope, the client will probably ask it for security assurances anyway.
Companies that must comply have to check the security of their suppliers. The questionnaire usually asks how you protect access, data and backups, and how you handle an incident. We read it together, fix whatever is missing and help you answer with verifiable facts.
Yes, for the costs eligible under the scheme. We're on the supplier list for firewalls, routers and switches, intrusion prevention systems, antivirus, network monitoring, encryption, SIEM, vulnerability management and for configuration, monitoring and ongoing support services. You'll find the details on the voucher page.
Go to the Help page: you'll find what to do straight away about locked files, suspicious emails and a website that has changed, plus the form to send us an urgent request.
A couple of lines are enough: how many computers, where your email is, whether you've received any NIS2 requests. We'll reply within 2 hours during office hours.
