Cyber Security · Audit

Cyber audit

Do you know who has access to your data? We will check accounts, deposits, cameras, suppliers and the team's first response.

Two female experts go through documents at the table during an audit

Division Director GBH Cyber

Adam Schinzel

Your cybersecurity is not driven by a marketer, but by an engineer.

As a senior software engineer, he worked at IBM and at Trezor (SatoshiLabs), where he participated in the development of the Trezor Suite. At GBH, he connects cyber security with the group's physical infrastructure.

Adam Schinzel, Division Director GBH Cyber
NIS2 specialist NÚKIB IBM Vault (SatoshiLabs)

NÚKIB

responsibilities clearly

NIS2

impact on leadership

Data

accounts, roles, backups

Building

cameras and approaches

The audit will show what management should change first

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Practical impact

The result is decisions that will reduce risk in traffic.

Cyber audit it does not end with a long technical report. We will check accounts, dates, cameras and suppliers, and we will sort the findings into priorities that management understands.

  1. 01

    Who has access

    Accounts, permissions, camera management and external IT management must be clear about who is responsible for what.

  2. 02

    What stops traffic

    An audit separates critical data, backups, network and operational dependencies from things that can wait.

  3. 03

    What is the management to decide

    We will translate the technical findings into priorities, budget, responsible persons and further training of the team.

GBH Cyber

An audit will show where operations can fail.

We will check accounts, data, suppliers, cameras and the physical mode of the building. Management gets sorted priorities.

Accounts and rights

Sensitive data

Suppliers

Building

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Adam Schinzel, Division Director GBH Cyber

Division Director GBH Cyber

Adam Schinzel

Senior software engineer, IBM and Trezor/SatoshiLabs.

We look for weak spots that can stop traffic

An audit is for management who need to know where the real risk is and what to change first.

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01

Accounts and permissions

We will find out who has access to data, cameras and administration.

Server room in blue light

02

Data and backups

We will verify that critical data can be recovered.

CCTV camera on the facade of the building monitoring the entrance

03

Cameras and physical security

We will assess the camera system, inputs and building mode together.

Two female experts go through documents

04

Suppliers

We will verify where the responsibility of the external administrator ends.

Smaller computer security team

05

Incident Procedure

Who calls, what is disconnected, what is recorded and who decides.

Detail of network switch with cables

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NIS2 and NÚKIB

We will translate duties into steps for leadership.

The management will receive a basis for the decision

Briefly and according to priorities: what to solve now, what to plan and what to transfer to training.

01

Map of risks and priorities

02

List of accounts and critical accesses

03

Recommendations for cameras, data and suppliers

04

Incident management procedure

05

Design of a follow-up cyber course

06

Basis for management actions

Cybersecurity is no longer voluntary

NIS2 and the new Act on cyber security they transfer responsibility to management. An audit and a prepared team will cost less than a fine, downtime or data loss.

up to €10 million

or 2% of turnover: fines according to NIS2

Management is responsible

personal responsibility for the measures taken

24 / 72 h

statutory deadlines for reporting an incident

Suppliers

you are also responsible for the supply chain

The weak points that the audit is looking for have already stopped the operation of hospitals in the Czech Republic

These are publicly documented incidents from the Czech Republic. Cyber audit examines the same entry points that this type of attack exploits: weak accounts, missing deposits, uncontrolled suppliers and the lack of a crisis procedure. We do not guarantee that you will never experience an incident. But we'll show you where you're vulnerable before an attacker finds out.

The historic building of the Rudolf and Stefania Benešov Hospital (Máchova 400), the target of a ransomware attack in 2019 Logo of Czech Television / ČT24

December 2019 Ryuk ransomware

Benešov Hospital

On December 11, 2019, ransomware crippled hospital systems. Full operation did not resume until December 30, the damage exceeded 59 million crowns.

What we do with it: It started with email and poorly protected accounts. Cyber ​​audit examines exactly these entry points.

Source: Czech Television (ČT24)
Campus of the Faculty Hospital Brno-Bohunice Aktuálně.cz logo

March 2020 · ransomware, the day after the state of emergency was declared

University Hospital Brno

On March 13, 2020, a day after the state of emergency was declared, an attack encrypted the systems of the country's second largest hospital. Postponed operations, provisional damage of 150 million crowns.

What we do with it: One open attachment stopped the operation. That is why in the course we practice how to recognize phishing and what to do in the first lesson.

Source: Aktuálně.cz

268

of cybersecurity incidents was recorded by NÚKIB in 2024, the most so far. Most often it was the public sector.

Source: NÚKIB, Report on the state of cyber security of the Czech Republic (2024)

Cyber audit in practice

Operations center, traffic analysis, response to incident and physical approaches.

Security Operations Center GBH Cyber
Operations Center
Cyber security analyst at workplace with monitors
Traffic analysis
Team response to a cyber incident
Incident response
Data hall with server racks
Data hall
Physical penetration test of the access system
Cameras and approaches
Card reader at the door, part of access control
Access control
Is cyber audit separate from physical security?

Nope. In schools, companies and institutions, data, cameras, approaches, suppliers and building mode are all connected. We therefore examine cyber security as part of the crisis preparedness of the entire organization.

Do we need our own IT department?

Nope. The audit is also suitable for organizations where IT is provided by an external administrator. It is there that it is often unclear who manages the accounts and deposits, who is responsible for what and what the crisis procedure is.

What do we get as output?

Brief report with risks, priorities and recommended measures and procedure in the event of an incident. For a larger scale, we will supplement the team's follow-up training plan.

Cyber audit

Scan accounts, data and cameras before an incident occurs

Write us the type of organization, the number of locations and who manages your IT. We will propose a reasonable scope of the audit.

Cyber audit for your organization

Write whether it is a school, company or institution, how many locations you have and how IT management is ensured. We will recommend the scope of the audit.