Identity and privileged access
Protect high-impact accounts, administrative paths and identity recovery mechanisms.
Security for government and essential services
Protect the continuity of public service, not just the IT estate.
We connect governance, architecture, offensive testing and recovery for organizations where outage, identity compromise or data loss can directly affect citizens and public mission.
20+ years in cybersecurity
10+ years in complex telecom infrastructure
26 countries and delivery environments
01The stakes
Public systems combine legacy technology, new services and extended accountability.
Exposure does not stop at the perimeter. Identity, suppliers, interconnections, endpoints, cloud and backup may form a single attack path.
Interconnected systems and suppliers
Map dependencies and trust relationships across platforms, organizations and third parties.
Data and continuity
Connect data protection to application restoration and continuity of citizen services.
02Capabilities
Clear enough for a decision. Deep enough for execution.
Every engagement creates a common view for leadership, security, infrastructure, application and supplier teams.
Assessment and architecture
Risk, maturity, zero-trust, segmentation, identity, cloud and a transformation roadmap.
Controlled penetration testing
Test exploitable paths under rules adapted to sensitive systems and active services.
Incident and cyber recovery
Runbooks, exercises, protected backup and clean restoration after a destructive attack.
03Approach
From critical public service to proof it can withstand disruption.
We avoid assessments treating every asset equally. We begin with mission impact and trace the technology, people and suppliers supporting the service.
- 01
Define mission and impact
Essential services, users, data, critical periods and outage tolerance.
- 02
Map dependencies
Identity, applications, networks, cloud, suppliers, backup and single points of failure.
- 03
Validate controls
Evidence, configuration, offensive testing and exercises appropriate to sensitivity.
- 04
Build capability
Ownership, roadmap, architecture, runbooks and knowledge transfer.
04Outcome
Traceable decisions and verifiable controls.
Documentation must work in operations, management and supplier relationships without exposing sensitive information unnecessarily.
Service-led risk model
Exposure and consequence organized around mission, not merely technical inventory.
Control architecture
Principles, trust zones, identity, telemetry, backup and acceptance criteria.
Owned action plan
Priorities, owners, dependencies and evidence required for closure.
Scenarios and exercises
Validate response and recovery against credible public-service situations.
05Frequently asked questions
How we work in public and sensitive environments.
Scope and collaboration are adapted to system criticality, accountability and access boundaries.
Can you test live citizen services?
Yes, with carefully defined scope, boundaries, windows, monitoring and stop conditions. For functions with minimal risk tolerance, phased validation or representative environments may be more appropriate.
How do you handle sensitive findings?
Authorized people, channels, access, evidence retention and detail levels are agreed in advance. Sensitive information is not requested through initial contact.
Can you work with existing suppliers and teams?
Yes. Complex infrastructure depends on service owners, IT, security and suppliers working together. We clarify responsibility and acceptance criteria for each party.
Does the service include NIS2 compliance?
We can assess and improve relevant governance, security processes and technical controls for NIS2 readiness. Exact legal applicability and obligations should be confirmed with authorized specialists.
Can we begin with one critical service?
Yes. A well-chosen pilot can validate the method, expose shared dependencies and produce a repeatable model without starting with an excessively broad program.
06 Next step
Risk does not disappear when you delay it.
Tell us what needs to be protected, tested or recovered. The first conversation is confidential, direct and free of product pitches.
INITIAL ASSESSMENT
Two minutes. Clear context. A human response.
Choose the need, provide essential context and your request goes directly to the senior team.
A senior consultant will respond directly
OR EMAIL DIRECTLY contact@heyvalue.ro
Do not include passwords, sensitive logs or incident details in your first email. We will establish a secure channel together.