BR²SEC

Explore our core practices: security testing, governance and compliance, and AI security.

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ServicePrimary questionDepthWhat you receive
Vulnerability assessment Find and prioritise known vulnerabilitiesBroad coverage with expert validationValidated risk and remediation list
Cybersecurity audit Assess governance, processes and controlsOrganisational and technical viewGaps, priorities and roadmap
Pentests Prove an exploitable attack pathTargeted manual exploitationEvidence, impact, remediation and retest

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Testing & Audits

Realistic attack scenarios targeting your networks, applications, and infrastructure. Zero false positives—only manually verified and proven findings.

Penetration testing

Controlled assessment of networks, infrastructure, Active Directory, and endpoints with manual exploit verification and complimentary retesting.

Best for
Before launching new infrastructure or a service
Outcome
30-Day Complimentary Retesting: Every engagement includes verification re-testing within 30 days of report delivery to confirm remediation effectiveness.
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Cybersecurity Audit

Independent assessment of technical controls, governance, and architecture against recognized baselines.

Best for
Before a NIS2, ISO 27001, DORA or customer-readiness programme
Outcome
Audit criteria, scope and limitations
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Vulnerability Assessment

Asset discovery, authenticated vulnerability scanning, manual triage, and business-risk prioritization.

Best for
Organisations with irregular or external-only scanning
Outcome
Asset and scanning-coverage register
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Social Engineering

Controlled phishing simulations, vishing calls, and physical security walk-throughs focused on workforce education rather than punishment.

Best for
Organisations exposed to finance, service-desk or administrative fraud
Outcome
Risk rationale for scenarios and target groups
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Firewall & Network Security Audit

Independent configuration audits for firewalls (NGFW), routers, switches, and VPN gateways based on international security best practices and vendor hardening guidelines.

Best for
Enterprises managing complex network infrastructure and multi-vendor firewall clusters
Outcome
Comprehensive findings report with prioritized risk rankings and business impact scoring
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Threat Intelligence & Breach Monitoring

Continuous threat monitoring for leaked employee credentials, infostealer logs, and perimeter exposures powered by a global 600B+ breach intelligence database.

Best for
Organizations wanting to catch leaked employee and administrator credentials before attackers exploit them
Outcome
Immediate real-time alerts whenever corporate credentials surface in breach datasets or stealer logs
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Application Security

Web, mobile, and API security assessments designed to integrate into your development lifecycle without slowing release momentum.

AI Security

Eliminate critical misconfigurations across Microsoft 365, AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud before they result in data exposure or unauthorized tenant access.

Governance & Compliance

A pragmatic route from regulatory mandates to an operational security framework that passes official audits.

Industries

Solutions by operating model

Finance, critical infrastructure, manufacturing and SaaS.

Baltic scope

One technical programme, country-specific regulation

Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia with clear local accountability.

Before we start

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a cybersecurity audit and a penetration test?

An audit systematically evaluates processes, policies, and configurations against a defined standard (e.g., ISO 27001 or NIS2). A penetration test is a hands-on attack simulation testing whether specific vulnerabilities can be actively exploited.

Can we begin with a small scope?

Yes. The work can be divided into a priority first stage and a longer roadmap. The first stage still needs to produce a usable decision rather than a generic presentation.

How is our information protected?

Before accessing data, we agree confidentiality, authorised systems, data minimisation, storage, encryption, access control and deletion. The exact terms must be included in the contract and statement of work.

How is an audit different from a penetration test?

An audit systematically compares governance, process and technical controls with requirements or a good-practice baseline. A penetration test uses vulnerabilities in a controlled way to demonstrate practical technical impact. Some programmes need both.

Can several services be combined?

Yes, when they share one risk logic and a coordinated scope. For example, a cloud review may lead to a targeted penetration test, while a NIS2 programme may combine audit, policies, training and an incident exercise.

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