We protect your data and technologies by ensuring the cybersecurity of your organisation’s information systems.
Digitalisation strengthens competitiveness and creates new opportunities, but it also introduces new cybersecurity and data protection challenges.
Cybersecurity 2.0 builds on traditional principles of protection, detection and response — and expands them with three additional foundations: operability, complication, and predictability.
Operability is the ability to react quickly to threats and vulnerabilities in IT systems, identifying and mitigating them in the shortest possible time.
Complication – creating obstacles for attackers so that gaining access, locating, or exfiltrating sensitive data becomes significantly more difficult – even if the attacker manages to enter the network.
Predictability is the capability to monitor the entire IT infrastructure, detect emerging threats and zero‑day attacks, and continuously test and improve defence systems, supported by up‑to‑date threat intelligence and trained specialists.
Our cybersecurity transformation services help organisations evolve from reactive to proactive and adaptive security practices aligned with a unified defence strategy.
To keep pace with an increasingly complex threat landscape, companies need knowledge, awareness, strategic planning and teamwork. PwC experts combine deep technical expertise with business‑risk understanding to help you build or enhance your cybersecurity strategy, strengthening protection against modern cyber threats.
To remain competitive, organisations must strengthen security capabilities by leveraging modern technologies and responding to threats in near real time — or proactively detecting them before they materialise.
Many companies introduce LM/SEM/SIEM technologies for audit, analysis and storage of IT events and establish Security Operations Centres (SOC). These solutions are complex and expensive, requiring careful planning to ensure successful implementation.
PwC specialists have extensive experience designing and enhancing modern monitoring, analytics and SOC capabilities across various industries.
Cybercriminals evolve rapidly, leveraging ML and AI‑driven techniques. Threats may come from outside the organisation — or from insiders. In many cases, infrastructure may be probed or attacked continuously by autonomous malicious tools.
Our penetration testing team helps you understand how secure your IT infrastructure really is, identify vulnerabilities before attackers exploit them, and protect your reputation.
Research shows that up to 90% of vulnerabilities lie within application source code – often deep in developer workstations and invisible to traditional tools.
Many organisations still do not assess the security of their application code, exposing themselves to significant risks between development and production deployment.
PwC performs in‑depth code analysis to identify vulnerabilities in:
Cyberattacks on businesses and public institutions are becoming more sophisticated and damaging. Their financial, operational and reputational impact may be immediate and long‑term.
Our Cyber Crisis Plan services provide a strategic framework for preparing, responding and recovering from cyber incidents, taking into account regulatory requirements such as GDPR and challenges of digital transformation.
A crisis plan must be regularly reviewed, updated and tested. PwC ensures your organisation remains ready to respond effectively to cyber crises.