Request an audit from our partner SecureOn, a specialist in IT security
You have active antivirus software on all your devices, your email is set up properly, your website was built using a leading platform, and two-step verification is enabled on your social media accounts... But all of this isn’t enough to guarantee that you’re fully protected. You may feel safe because you’ve been lucky enough not to have had any close calls. Want to be sure? Request a security audit to determine your company’s or business’s level of protection.
We now offer our clients the audit service provided by our partner, SecureOn, a cybersecurity consulting firm based in Anglesola, Lleida. Their team will conduct a thorough review of your systems to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by cybercriminals.
Don’t leave your security to chance
According to the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce, six out of ten companies have already suffered a phishing attack, ransomware attack, or other type of malware attack. This figure does not distinguish between large and small companies. Today, any of us can be a target for cyberattackers. Unfortunately, more than a few have already learned this the hard way. Therefore, leaving your company’s protection to chance can prove very costly.
What exactly is a cybersecurity audit?
As the SecureOn team explains on its website, “you can’t protect what you don’t know.” The audit involves putting yourself in an attacker’s shoes to see how far they could penetrate your systems before someone with malicious intent does. Specifically, it includes:
- Infrastructure audit. This examines the systems that support the company’s day-to-day operations: servers, the network, and the entry points through which an external attacker could gain access.
- Internal and external penetration tests. SecureOn gets to work, just as a real attacker would, both from outside and from within your own network. It’s the only way to know whether a vulnerability is theoretical or real.
- Web application review. If your company has an online store, a form, or any web-connected application, it is also reviewed. Often, this is the most exposed and least monitored entry point.
The result isn’t a random list of issues: it’s a prioritized vulnerability analysis (what needs to be fixed immediately and what can wait) and a report—both executive and technical—with a concrete action plan. You don’t just get a diagnosis. You get clear information on what needs to be done to remedy the situation.
Regulatory Compliance
Protecting the information and data that a company uses in the course of its business has long since ceased to be a voluntary matter. In Spain, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the National Security Framework, and the upcoming transposition of the NIS2 Directive impose specific obligations and penalties calculated based on the company’s global revenue.
If you’d like more information on the legal notices that a website or online store must include, you can check out this article (the information it provides is still valid).
Conducting an audit before problems arise or an inspection takes place makes the difference between being prepared and having done only half the work (or not even having started!).
Our Partnership with SecureOn
In the spring of 2025, Dispromèdia signed a partnership agreement with this consulting firm. The synergy between our two companies stems from our desire to expand the range of services we offer our clients. We want to make your day-to-day operations easier and provide you with tools and services that address the needs that arise over time, such as the proper preservation of the information we work with.
Who is this for?
Any small or medium-sized business with a digital presence (website, email, social media, online store, etc.) that has never thoroughly assessed its security level. You don’t need to have experienced any type of attack in the past. In fact, this is the ideal situation, as it means you’re choosing to be proactive and ensure the protection of your information, rather than reacting after an incident.
