Any organisation can be affected by a cyberattack. Strengthening your systems protects the people who rely on them, improves operational resilience and supports compliance with recognised cybersecurity standards and regulations.
At Pau&Company, we approach cybersecurity as a combination of technical robustness, organisational responsibility and ethical risk management. Depending on the needs and complexity of each organisation, we offer different types of cybersecurity audits:
Cybersecurity Baseline Audit
We assess the overall security posture of your organisation, identifying structural weaknesses, governance gaps and systemic risks.
This audit is often the starting point for organisations that want to understand their current security situation and identify priority actions. It provides a clear picture of where you stand and what to prioritise, covering areas such as asset management, access control, update and patching practices, logging, incident response readiness and staff security awareness.
Technical Security Audit
We conduct in-depth technical reviews of systems, infrastructure and codebases to identify concrete vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and insecure practices.
This includes reviewing software versions and update processes, encryption and access controls, network configuration, logging mechanisms and technical documentation.
Compliance-Focused Security Audit
We evaluate your alignment with applicable cybersecurity regulations and standards such as ISO 27001, ENS or NIS2.
The audit identifies gaps between current practices and regulatory requirements and defines a realistic, prioritised roadmap towards compliance or certification.
Offensive Security Audit (Penetration Testing)
We simulate real-world attack scenarios to test the effectiveness of your technical controls under controlled and authorised conditions.
This audit focuses on exploitability and impact, complementing organisational and compliance-focused assessments.
Hybrid Cybersecurity Audit
We combine organisational, technical and compliance perspectives to provide a holistic assessment of cybersecurity risks and resilience.
This approach is recommended for organisations with complex systems or regulatory exposure, and often serves as preparation for certification or external assurance.