Cybersecurity consulting and advisory for business
We design, implement and verify security architecture — identity, network, segmentation and Zero Trust. Servers and data in Poland.
Why security investments fail
The expensive failures rarely come from a lack of budget. They come from a lack of architecture: permissions nobody reviews, a flat network where ransomware spreads in minutes, and deployments built on the assumption that the internal network can be trusted. Regulation adds to the pressure — NIS2 and GDPR require you to demonstrate control, not to claim it.
Our advisory starts from what is actually there, not from a product catalogue.
Advisory areas
Identity Security Consulting
Identity security consulting: Entra ID, privileged access management and permission audits.
Learn moreNetwork Security Consulting
Protect your network infrastructure with assessment, segmentation, and hardening services.
Learn moreMicro Segmentation Consulting
Prevent lateral movement and implement Zero Trust with our expert micro-segmentation consulting.
Learn moreZero Trust Security
Implementing Zero Trust strategies, rigorous identity verification, and reducing the attack surface.
Learn moreStrategic Cybersecurity Presale Advisory
Professional pre-sales support, licensing guidance, and system compatibility verification.
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Learn moreHow we work together
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Initial consultation
We discuss scope, objectives and what is worrying you, and establish whether we are the right partner at all — sometimes the answer is no.
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Security architecture audit
We assess what is actually there: identity and permissions, network segmentation, configuration and threat exposure. No assumptions taken from documentation.
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Recommendations and action plan
You get a prioritised report with reasoning, written to be read by a board and not only by an IT team. It states what to do first and why.
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Implementation or implementation support
We either carry out the changes or support your team and vendors in doing so, working with existing infrastructure wherever that is viable.
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Ongoing review
Security is not a project with an end date. We revisit what was implemented, verify it still works, and update the plan as the threat picture changes.
Why ExColo
That shows up in the recommendations: we are vendor-independent, so we have no interest in selling you another licence. We work with the infrastructure you already have rather than proposing to replace it. And the findings arrive in a form you can take to a board — with cost and risk reasoning attached, not just a list of technical tasks.
Data stays in Poland, under Polish and EU jurisdiction.
Frequently asked questions
How does cybersecurity consulting differ from general IT consulting?
IT consulting answers which technology to use. Cybersecurity consulting answers where you are exposed and what to fix in what order. Generalist firms treat security as one area among several; for us it is the entire business.
How does an engagement start?
With a free conversation about scope and objectives. If the problem sits outside our specialism we will say so plainly — that is cheaper for both sides than a project aimed at the wrong thing.
Do you help with NIS2 implementation?
Yes. We start by assessing which of the directive's obligations apply to your organisation and to what extent, then with the gaps between your current state and those requirements. The output is a prioritised action plan, not a restatement of the regulation.
Do I have to replace my current infrastructure?
Usually not. We are vendor-independent and make no money selling licences, so we start from what can be achieved with what you already run. We recommend replacement only where the cost of keeping the current state exceeds the cost of changing it.
How long does a security audit take?
It depends on the size of the environment and the scope. For a typical mid-sized company an architecture assessment completes within a few weeks of access being granted. Scope and timing are agreed before work starts.
Do you work remotely?
Yes, most analysis and implementation work is done remotely. Where the scope requires it — a network infrastructure review, for example — we also work on site.
Who receives the audit findings?
The report comes in two layers: a board-level summary covering risk and cost, and a technical section for the IT team. That way the prioritisation decision is made from one shared document.
Where is audit data stored?
In Poland, under Polish and EU jurisdiction. We sign a data processing agreement on request; for audits touching production data that is a standard part of the contract.
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