Information protection

NLT Secure, through a methodology oriented to the cybersecurity framework, NIST can visualize information traffic in real time, detect anomalous behavior and respond seeking risk mitigation, avoiding adulteration and / or theft of sensitive information.


Using industry leading technology

NLT Secure can provide security on corporate devices that allows detecting and taking action against anomalous behavior and / or malware, whether oriented to the end user or critical infrastructure.

The user will always be the weakest link in the chain

And the vulnerability most exploited by cybercriminals, since independent of our cybersecurity controls they interact with people, who often do not know terms such as phishing, information value, secure password, among others.

One of the best strategies currently used

In the field of cybersecurity, it is to reduce permissions to a minimum, giving the company's employees the same cybersecurity approach as those external to the organization.

Product of factors such as the pandemic

Telework today is a reality that is here to stay. In fact, many companies have already declared their intention to maintain this modality permanently

"There are two types of companies: those that have been hacked and those that still do not know they were hacked" John Chambers

The NLT team offers penetration testing services based on a custom multi-step attack plan that targets custom network applications and infrastructure. Running a Pentesting analysis can save a company millions of pesos, just by anticipating a data breach or registry theft.

Avoid the false sense of security

IT staff turnover, lack of training or little understanding of the business of those who administer the platforms are often realities that are well known to organizations of all sizes, which brings serious problems with the configurations in the cybersecurity controls. Obsolete policies, permissions that are not in accordance with the user's profile or lack of control over suspicious behavior are just some of the risks that a configuration far removed from the corporate security policy could bring.

The DNA of our services

Confidentiality, integrity and availability are the three pillars of any cybersecurity strategy that must ensure the protection of our information, which is contained in critical assets for the business. However, few companies have the visibility of their information, such as determining its classification and measuring the risk in order to be able to take mitigation measures.


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