Cyber ForzaAutonomous Security SystemsCybersecurity for Businesses
Security, NIS2 compliance, monitoring, and penetration testing are delivered by Cyber Forza — Medici Analytica's autonomous security systems division. We find out what's actually exposed, rank risks by impact, and fix what matters first — no fearmongering, no endless reports.
Cyber ForzaNIS2 & compliance
We prepare your company for the NIS2 directive and related obligations. Gap analysis, documentation, risk management, and a clear plan for what to actually meet and in what order.
Cyber ForzaAI threat monitoring
Continuous oversight of your network and systems using AI for anomaly detection. Passive logs become a live signal and real-time incident response.
Cyber ForzaSecurity audit & pentesting
We look at your network through an attacker's eyes. Device mapping, service enumeration, vulnerability verification, and a penetration test — with a clear priority on what to fix first.
Cyber ForzaTraining & phishing
The weakest link is usually not technology, but people. Simulated phishing campaigns, practical training, and internal rules people actually follow.
Why Cyber Forza
Security isn't a one-off audit. It's a state that changes over time.
Devices quietly revert to an unsafe configuration — a reset, a power outage, a firmware bug — and nobody finds out. That's why it makes sense to verify security repeatedly, not just once at rollout. Our added value isn't the volume of output, but correctly assessing what's a real risk and what isn't.
Hidden information on the network
In a real audit, we found a common network device that disclosed its model, firmware version, and a complete map of internal functions without any login — exactly what an attacker needs to hunt for vulnerabilities. Correctly assessed as a real, but bounded, risk.
A forgotten device as an entry point
On another occasion, we found an "unimportant" device running ten-year-old software with a publicly known exploit, reachable via a default password the owner believed had long since been changed. The easiest way into the network isn't through the servers — it's through what nobody watches.
Illustrative examples from real, authorized testing on our own infrastructure — anonymized. We use the same methodology (reconnaissance → enumeration → verification → report) on client networks.
Want to know what's actually visible from your network?
Start with a short security audit. We'll map exposed devices and services, rank risks by impact, and recommend first steps.