JEDA / Services
Cybersecurity
Practical protection against the attacks that actually hit Irish businesses.
Small businesses aren't targeted because they're valuable. They're targeted because they're reachable.
A phishing email that lands, a password reused from a breached site, a firewall nobody has looked at in three years.
JEDA builds layered defences around the things attackers actually go for: your email, your identities, your endpoints and your backups. We start with an assessment of where you stand today, close the gaps in priority order, and then monitor continuously for the things that get through.
We also handle the part most providers skip: making sure your people can spot an attack, and making sure you have a tested plan for the day something does get through.
What's included
Our cybersecurity services
Security assessment & gap analysis
A structured review of your current posture against a recognised framework, with a prioritised remediation plan.
Managed detection & response
Continuous monitoring of endpoints and cloud identities, with investigation and containment of live threats.
Email & phishing protection
Advanced filtering, impersonation protection and domain authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC).
Identity & access security
Multi-factor authentication, conditional access, privileged account control and password policy.
Vulnerability management & penetration testing
Regular scanning, patch verification and penetration testing.
Security awareness training
Ongoing staff training and simulated phishing campaigns, with reporting on who needs support.
Who this is for
Built for businesses with something to protect — and prove
- Businesses that handle personal or financial data and have GDPR obligations
- Companies being asked security questionnaires by larger customers or by their insurer
- Organisations in scope of NIS2, or in the supply chain of an organisation that is
What you get out of it
Fewer successful attacks
Layered controls stop the common attacks before they reach a user.
Evidence you can show
Reporting and documentation you can hand to an auditor, insurer or enterprise customer.
A plan for the bad day
A tested incident response process, so a breach is an incident and not a catastrophe.
FAQ
Common questions
Does NIS2 apply to us?
It may. NIS2 covers a much wider set of sectors than the original directive, and it reaches organisations in the supply chain of in-scope entities. Ireland has not yet completed transposition into national law — the National Cyber Security Bill is still going through the Oireachtas — but the obligations are already reaching Irish businesses through customer and supplier contracts. We can assess whether you're in scope.
We're small. Are we really a target?
Yes. Most attacks aren't targeted at all — they're automated and opportunistic, which makes smaller organisations with weaker controls the easiest to compromise.
Do you do penetration testing?
Yes — we deliver network and web application penetration testing, and provide a report with prioritised, plain-English remediation steps.
What happens if we're breached?
Managed clients get incident response as part of their agreement — we contain the incident, work with you on notification obligations including the 72-hour GDPR deadline, and produce a post-incident report.
Not sure where you stand?
Start with a security assessment. We'll show you your top risks in plain English and what it takes to close them.