Clarity about your security situation - in the shortest possible time

How secure is your IT really? Our security check provides you with a well-founded assessment of your IT security in a short space of time. We check your systems specifically for vulnerabilities, configuration errors and missing protection mechanisms - based on current standards and best practices. Ideal for anyone who wants to identify specific risks and take action without a great deal of effort.

  1. What is checked?

    Our security experts analyze, among other things:

    • Configurations of servers, clients and firewalls
    • User and rights management
    • Update and patch management
    • External interfaces & network-open services
    • Existing protective measures & emergency strategies

    The result: A condensed security report with clear recommendations - easy to understand and directly implementable.

  2. Your advantages

    • Quick assessment of the security level
    • Independent analysis by IT security professionals
    • Concrete recommendations instead of vague risks
    • The basis for further checks such as pentests

Gain an overview now

A security check is the first step towards greater security - fast, compact, effective. Contact us for an initial analysis!


In the pentest, vulnerabilities are actively sought and exploited - just like in a real attack. The security check, on the other hand, checks which measures have already been implemented and evaluates their effectiveness. It is particularly suitable as an initial overview or as a final check.

An audit follows fixed standards such as ISO 27001 and checks formal requirements. The security check is more flexible and provides a practical assessment of your security level - without formal requirements.

From a few hours to a few days - depending on the scope and complexity of your systems. The results report follows promptly.

We are guided by ISO 27001, TISAX®, BSI basic protection and common industry standards, among others - supplemented by individual risk analyses.

At least once a year or after major technical changes - e.g. system migrations or infrastructure changes.