PAN-BALTIC CYBERSECURITY SERVICES (LV, EE, LT)

Coordinate technical security testing in one unified Baltic scope while handling national legal nuances (NIS2, local CERTs) cleanly per country.

Best suited forBaltic groups. Shared infrastructure, cloud or products with separate entities and management duties in each country.
Primary outcomeOne coordinated scope with country, entity and system boundaries
ScopeSingle unified technical assessment scope and executive risk taxonomy for Baltic enterprise groups
Typical timingConfirmed after the scoping call

Is this right for you?

When to choose this service

Baltic groups. Shared infrastructure, cloud or products with separate entities and management duties in each country.International subsidiaries. Group controls must be converted into locally usable evidence and action plans.SaaS, fintech and technology companies. Independent testing and English reporting are needed for enterprise customer assurance.Manufacturing and essential services. IT, identity, cloud, supplier and OT security must be coordinated without disrupting operations.

Pan-Baltic Advantage

  • Single unified technical assessment scope and executive risk taxonomy for Baltic enterprise groups
  • In-depth handling of national NIS2 transposition differences and national CSIRT notification rules (LV, EE, LT)
  • Fluent delivery in Latvian and English with local legal partner alignment in Tallinn and Vilnius
  • Rapid remote and on-site capability across Riga, Vilnius, and Tallinn
  • Non-compliance and undiscovered vulnerabilities introduce significant business risks, including data breaches, operational downtime, and severe financial penalties from regulatory bodies.

What you receive

  • One coordinated scope with country, entity and system boundaries
  • A shared technical risk taxonomy so leadership can compare results
  • Separate country assumptions, sources, owners and evidence lists
  • English group reporting and Latvian artefacts for the Latvian entity
  • A prioritised roadmap separating common central controls from local actions
  • A clear record of where Estonian or Lithuanian legal or language support is required

Delivery flow

From scope to a verified result

  1. Map the Baltic scope. Identify entities, countries, critical services, systems, suppliers and decision owners.

  2. Set the common baseline. Agree shared technical and governance criteria so the group does not run three disconnected programmes.

  3. Create country workstreams. Separate applicability, terminology, notifications, evidence and local validation for Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania.

  4. Test and implement. Perform the agreed technical work and support remediation of material gaps.

  5. Report at group and local level. Provide one leadership view plus country-specific actions, dates and owners.

Before we start

Frequently asked questions

Can you cover all three Baltic countries in a single contract?

Yes. When technical infrastructure and cloud controls are shared across your group, we execute a single coordinated technical assessment while separating national regulatory evidence per country.

Which languages do you work in?

Core delivery is in English and Latvian. Estonian- or Lithuanian-language regulator and employee artefacts require an approved translator or local partner.

Can the work be delivered remotely?

Most audit, application, cloud and governance work can be remote. On-site work is agreed based on location, access and safety requirements.

Does Latvian NIS2 documentation cover Estonia and Lithuania?

It can provide a shared control baseline, but national applicability, authorities, procedures and evidence must be localised. Translation alone is not enough.

How is a Baltic engagement priced?

Pricing follows the systems, countries, entities, testing depth, languages, travel and local-partner needs. The scoping output shows these assumptions separately.

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