Cybersecurity
Integris helps businesses in Malta strengthen cybersecurity across users, devices, systems, cloud platforms, networks, and data. Our approach focuses on practical protection, clear guidance, and security controls that support day-to-day business operations.
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Nimblr. – Human Resilience
Strengthen your organisation’s human firewall with continuous cybersecurity awareness training, phishing simulations and ongoing support from Integris.
Help your employees recognise threats earlier, reduce human risk and build a stronger security culture across your business.
Heimdal – Layered Protection
Protect your business with layered cybersecurity, professionally configured, proactively managed and supported by Integris.
Reduce vulnerabilities, strengthen your defences and gain greater confidence in the security of the systems your organisation depends on.
Cybersecurity Audits
Two-factor authentication? Password Policies? User permissions? You need an IT Security Audit.
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Mitigating Malware is not just about purchasing a good Antivirus package it’s about managing it correctly.
read moreFrequently Asked Questions
Integris provides cybersecurity services designed to help organisations protect their users, devices, data and business operations against cyber threats.
Depending on the organisation’s requirements, this can include cybersecurity assessments, endpoint protection, Microsoft 365 security, backup and data protection, phishing protection, security configuration and cybersecurity awareness training.
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Cybersecurity services can be provided independently of a Managed IT agreement and are available to organisations with different technology-management arrangements.
Integris can therefore work alongside an internal IT team or an existing technology provider where additional cybersecurity expertise, technologies or services are required.
A cybersecurity review or assessment can help identify weaknesses in areas such as system configuration, user security, endpoint protection, cloud services, backup arrangements and operational practices.
Integris can assess the existing environment, identify areas of exposure and provide practical recommendations based on the organisation’s requirements and level of risk.
Microsoft 365 security can include areas such as identity and access controls, multi-factor authentication, email protection, security configuration, user permissions and other measures designed to reduce the risk of account compromise, phishing and unauthorised access.
Integris can review and manage these controls as part of a cybersecurity service or wider Microsoft 365 management arrangement.
Yes.
Integris provides managed endpoint protection using established cybersecurity technologies to help protect computers and other devices against malware, ransomware and other malicious activity.
Managed protection can include deployment, configuration, monitoring, alert review and ongoing technical oversight rather than simply supplying security software.
Yes.
Reducing phishing risk normally requires a combination of technical controls and user awareness.
Integris can help strengthen email and Microsoft 365 security while also providing continuous cybersecurity awareness training and phishing simulation through Nimblr.
Integris provides continuous cybersecurity awareness training through Nimblr, combining short recurring learning activities with realistic phishing simulations.
The objective is to help employees recognise threats, strengthen security behaviour and complement the technical controls already protecting the organisation.
Yes.
Integris can assist with technical investigation, account and system review, containment measures and identifying security improvements following an incident, depending on its nature and scope.
Where specialist forensic, legal or regulatory expertise is required beyond our scope, we can work alongside the relevant professionals involved.
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Cyber threats are not limited to larger organisations. Smaller businesses commonly depend on email, cloud services, online banking, customer information and connected devices, making cybersecurity an important part of protecting normal business operations.
Appropriate cybersecurity does not necessarily mean adopting enterprise-level complexity; controls should be proportionate to the organisation, its technology and its exposure to risk.