Secure your business.
Build your future.
We help companies understand their risks, choose the right priorities and put the solutions in place, across cybersecurity, software and AI.
Three areas of expertise. One way of working.
Cybersecurity
We assess where you stand, identify what really matters, and help you fix things in the right order. An audit someone else ran, a client requirement, CyFun, NIS2, or simply wanting to secure your business properly.
Web & Apps
When the tools out there do not match the way you work, we design and build the one that does, from a single internal tool to a full application.
AI & Automation
We start by looking at what is genuinely worth automating, then help you choose, integrate or build the tools that will actually save your team time.
Three reasons to work with us.
We start from your situation
No packaged offer. We look at what is already there, what works, and what genuinely deserves to change.
We stay until it is implemented
A recommendation is not worth much if nobody puts it in place. When it falls within our scope, we see it through to the result.
You talk to the people doing the work
No commercial layer between the problem and the person who has to solve it.
MakeTrust: measure your exposure in 60 seconds.
Enter a domain. We check 11 key points (DNS, DNSSEC, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, TLS, redirects, headers, public breaches, registrar) and return a score out of 100 with the list of concrete fixes to apply. No signup for the first scan.
Run a free scanYour questions, our direct answers.
Our latest takes.
The AI Act: rules written before ChatGPT, revised without a new assessment
American start-ups capture 61 % of global AI funding, European ones 6 %. The usual conclusion is that Europe shot itself in the foot by regulating. The valid criticism is narrower: the impact assessment underpinning the AI Act dates from 2021, before generative models, and the July 2026 reform received none at all. What actually applies to a small business, and what does not hold up.
Cyber Resilience Act: what becomes mandatory on 11 September 2026, even for products you already sold
One date always comes up about the Cyber Resilience Act: 11 December 2027. But a first deadline arrives much sooner. From 11 September 2026, manufacturers must report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents, including for software that has been sold for years. Here is what that means in practice, and what you need in place by then.
AI Agents for Small Business: What Actually Works in 2026
Everyone's talking about AI agents in 2026. Anthropic launched Claude Cowork with 11 enterprise plugins. OpenAI pushed Frontier for building agents. Every SaaS tool added "agentic" to their marketing page. Gartner says 80%+ of enterprises will run agentic AI in production by end of 2026...
Ready to step up?
Let's talk about where you are today. First call with no strings attached, we look together at what would have the most impact.