Cybersecurity Audit

Do you not know how easily your organization could be breached?

We know what it's like to carry accountability for security without actually knowing how easily you could be attacked.

Cronoxy orchestrates a penetration test with an accredited specialized partner that hunts for exploitable vulnerabilities before an attacker does.

You become the organization that knows its weak points before the attacker.

A real picture of your exposure — what can be exploited, how badly, with evidence.

Cronoxy 1sets the scope, 2orchestrates the penetration test and 3hands you the prioritized findings — in three steps.

A company like yours saw its exploitable vulnerabilities on paper, not in an incident — and closed them in time.

If you don't know how exposed you are, Cronoxy tests it — start with the security audit.

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Does NIS2 oblige you, but you don't know whether you're in order or where the gaps are?

We know what it's like to carry the legal accountability for compliance without a clear picture of how far from the requirements you are.

Cronoxy assesses your readiness against the measures in NIS2 Art. 21 and surfaces the gaps, prioritized — a readiness assessment, not accredited.

You become the leadership that knows its compliance standing, not one surprised by a requirement.

A clear picture of NIS2 readiness, with the gaps to close, ordered.

Cronoxy 1assesses the NIS2 measures, 2marks the gaps and 3hands you the closure plan — in three steps.

An organization like yours entered the compliance conversation knowing exactly where it stood — and addressed the gaps in time, not under the pressure of a requirement.

If NIS2 demands compliance, Cronoxy assesses your readiness — start with the security audit.

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Did you once pay for a pentest that stopped at a list of problems and fixed nothing?

We know what it's like to have a security report in a drawer and no proof the problems were actually solved.

Cronoxy closes the loop: after remediation comes a second assessment (a retest) that proves the critical risks were actually closed.

You become the organization that doesn't just learn the problems but also closes them verifiably.

Not a list of problems, but proof that the critical risks were closed.

Cronoxy 1tests, 2coordinates the remediation and 3retests for proof — in three steps.

A company like yours moved from a "list of problems" to proof that the critical vulnerabilities were closed — verified by retest.

If audits so far stopped at a list, Cronoxy closes the loop — start with the security audit.

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Do you not know what you'd lose, in money and reputation, if you were breached?

We know what it's like to feel that security matters but lack the number that says what a breach would cost you.

Cronoxy quantifies the business impact of every vulnerability — not just the technical severity (CVSS), but what you lose if it's exploited.

You become the organization that decides security on business impact, not on fear.

Every risk, translated into business impact — the argument with which you prioritize and justify the budget.

Cronoxy 1assesses the vulnerabilities, 2translates them into business impact and 3ranks them by risk — in three steps.

A CFO like you saw, in money, what the organization was risking — and allocated the security budget where it mattered.

If you don't know what a breach would cost you, Cronoxy quantifies it — start with the security audit.

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If an incident hit you tomorrow, would you know what to do in the first 24 hours?

We know what it's like to think through what would happen in an incident and realize there is no written plan.

Cronoxy prepares your incident response plan and the management tool (ETMS) that meets the DNSC deadlines of 24h, 72h and 30 days.

You become the organization that reacts on a plan, not in panic.

A response plan and the legal deadlines under control, before you need them.

Cronoxy 1defines the response plan, 2ties it to the DNSC deadlines and 3hands it to you as a living tool — in three steps.

A company like yours entered the incident scenario prepared — with clear steps and reporting deadlines under control.

If an incident would catch you unprepared, Cronoxy gives you the plan — start with the security audit.

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Do vulnerabilities pile up while no one prioritizes or closes them?

We know what it's like to know you have unresolved vulnerabilities but lack both the list and the order in which to tackle them.

Cronoxy produces a validated vulnerability register — cleaned of false positives, with confirmed severity, an owner and a status — and a prioritized remediation plan.

You become the organization that manages its vulnerabilities as a process, not as surprises.

A living, prioritized vulnerability register, with an owner for each.

Cronoxy 1validates the findings, 2prioritizes them by effort and impact and 3assigns owners — in three steps.

A team like yours moved from scattered alerts to a prioritized register — and closed what mattered most first.

If vulnerabilities pile up with no order, Cronoxy puts them on a register — start with the security audit.

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Do you have shared accounts, weak passwords and access without MFA, without knowing exactly where?

We know what it's like to suspect your security hygiene has holes but lack their exact list.

Cronoxy checks cyber hygiene and access management — MFA, least privilege, shared accounts — and surfaces the risky shortcuts.

You become the organization in which every access is justified and protected.

Access hygiene, checked — with the dangerous shortcuts surfaced and prioritized.

Cronoxy 1checks the accesses, 2marks the risky shortcuts and 3recommends the order of correction — in three steps.

A company like yours saw its shared accounts and excessive access — and corrected them before they were exploited.

If your access hygiene has holes, Cronoxy finds them — start with the security audit.

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Can a single wrong click by an employee open your whole network?

We know what it's like to invest in security technology and realize your biggest vulnerability is one click away.

Cronoxy assesses the human factor — susceptibility to phishing and the level of awareness — and recommends the right training program.

You become the organization in which people are the first line of defense, not the first breach.

The real level of awareness, measured — with the training program that raises it.

Cronoxy 1tests people's reactions, 2measures them and 3recommends the right training — in three steps.

A company like yours turned its weakest link into a first line of defense — through targeted training.

If people are the easiest way in, Cronoxy closes it — start with the security audit.

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Are the vendors with access to your systems a gateway you don't control?

We know what it's like to trust vendors without knowing how secure the access you gave them actually is.

Cronoxy assesses third-party risk — who has access, to what and how securely — as part of your security posture.

You become the organization that knows and controls the risk in its vendor chain.

A clear picture of third-party access — with the risky bridges surfaced.

Cronoxy 1inventories third-party access, 2assesses its risk and 3recommends the controls — in three steps.

A company like yours saw its vendors with excessive access — and tightened the doors left open.

If vendor risk escapes you, Cronoxy brings it to light — start with the security audit.

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If ransomware encrypted your data tomorrow, could you recover?

We know what it's like to assume you have a backup — and to have never checked whether you can actually recover from it.

Cronoxy assesses continuity and recovery — backup, recovery plan (BCP/DRP) — and shows whether you could truly recover.

You become the organization that knows it can recover, because it has checked.

A clear picture of your recovery capability — with the continuity gaps surfaced.

Cronoxy 1checks the backup and recovery plan, 2tests the recovery and 3marks the gaps — in three steps.

A company like yours discovered its backup couldn't be restored — in time, not in the middle of an attack.

If you don't know whether you could recover, Cronoxy checks it — start with the security audit.

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Do you need to present the security posture to leadership but have nothing to present it with?

We know what it's like to have serious technical findings and lack the form in which leadership can understand and approve them.

Cronoxy delivers in two registers — a detailed technical report and a non-technical executive summary — plus the presentation for decision-makers.

You become the leadership that discusses security in terms everyone understands, with a clear decision.

A security message leadership understands and can decide on.

Cronoxy 1synthesizes the findings, 2translates them for executives and 3presents them to decision-makers — in three steps.

A Board like yours received the security posture in terms it understood — and approved the measures without endless technical debate.

If security must be presented to leadership, Cronoxy translates it — start with the security audit.

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Does an audit done once keep you safe only until the next change?

We know what it's like to pass an audit and wonder how long its conclusions still hold.

Cronoxy proposes a periodic re-evaluation cadence — the retest that keeps your security posture over time, not just on audit day.

You become the organization that maintains its security as a discipline, not as an event.

A security posture maintained over time, through re-evaluation on a cadence, not a snapshot that ages.

Cronoxy 1sets the cadence, 2re-evaluates periodically and 3shows you the posture's evolution — in three steps.

A company like yours moved from the one-off audit to a re-evaluation cadence — and kept its security between checks.

If a one-off audit is no longer enough, Cronoxy gives you the cadence — start with the security audit.

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Cybersecurity Audit

Do you not know how easily your organization could be breached?

Does NIS2 oblige you, but you don't know whether you're in order or where the gaps are?

Did you once pay for a pentest that stopped at a list of problems and fixed nothing?

Do you not know what you'd lose, in money and reputation, if you were breached?

If an incident hit you tomorrow, would you know what to do in the first 24 hours?

Do vulnerabilities pile up while no one prioritizes or closes them?

Do you have shared accounts, weak passwords and access without MFA, without knowing exactly where?

Can a single wrong click by an employee open your whole network?

Are the vendors with access to your systems a gateway you don't control?

If ransomware encrypted your data tomorrow, could you recover?

Do you need to present the security posture to leadership but have nothing to present it with?

Does an audit done once keep you safe only until the next change?

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