Cybersecurity
Layered protection for identities, endpoints, email, networks and business data, sized to the risks you face and the way you work.
Overview
KNEXEL helps organisations in Azerbaijan reduce security risk rather than collect tools. We protect what attackers go after: identities, email, endpoints, the network edge and backups. These are connected into one monitored process, so an alert leads to an action and not to another unread notification.
Work usually starts with a security assessment or penetration test: we look at your environment the way an attacker would, from exposed services and weak passwords to phishing resistance and internal network segmentation. Findings are ranked by likelihood and business impact, then closed in planned phases using platforms we run in production every day, including Microsoft Defender and Entra ID, Fortinet and Kaspersky.
Where it helps
- Security tools operate without a coordinated process
- Identity and device access need stronger control
- The business needs clearer risk and compliance visibility
What we cover
Our approach
We identify the risks that matter, prioritise controls and deploy protection in phases. Monitoring and response then become part of normal operations.
Results for security
- Reduced attack surface
- Faster detection and response
- Clearer control and risk visibility
How we deliver
- 01
Assess
Security assessment, vulnerability scanning and, where agreed, penetration testing of external and internal systems, with a report written for both management and engineers.
- 02
Prioritise
We rank findings by risk, agree a remediation roadmap and define which controls protect the systems your business cannot work without.
- 03
Protect
Multi-factor authentication and conditional access, endpoint protection and XDR, email filtering, firewall hardening, network segmentation and tested backups.
- 04
Detect and respond
Continuous monitoring, alert triage and incident response, with regular vulnerability management and reporting for management and auditors.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a vulnerability scan and a penetration test?
A vulnerability scan is an automated check for known weaknesses. A penetration test is performed by an engineer who tries to chain weaknesses together to reach business data, showing what an attacker could achieve.
How often should we run a security assessment?
At least once a year and after major changes such as a new office, a cloud migration or a merger. Vulnerability scanning should run continuously or monthly.
We already have antivirus and a firewall. Is that enough?
They are necessary but rarely sufficient. Most incidents today start with stolen credentials or phishing, so identity protection, email security, patching and monitoring matter as much as perimeter tools.
Can you help with compliance and audits?
Yes. Our vCISO and governance service maps your controls to the framework your auditors or partners require, prepares policies and evidence, and tracks remediation.
What happens if we have an incident right now?
Contact us immediately. We help contain the incident, preserve evidence, restore systems from clean backups and then close the gap that was used.
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Cybersecurity