Managed Security Services (MSS) involve entrusting the operational management of your cybersecurity to a trusted partner. This strategic approach allows organisations to benefit from optimal, continuous protection without bearing the complexity of maintaining in-house skills or deploying proprietary security infrastructures. By relying on an MSSP (Managed Security Service Provider), the company gains access to cutting-edge expertise in the form of a global and scalable service.
Faced with the industrialisation of cyberattacks, relying on an MSSP is no longer simple outsourcing; it is a major advantage. The increasing complexity of threats creates an asymmetry of resources that only dedicated and mutualised teams can bridge.
Calling upon an MSSP means transforming a support function under pressure into a true operational fortress. We act as an extension of your internal teams with advanced operational capacity, providing the technological strike force and 24/7 vigilance that are difficult to maintain alone.
The challenge: Moving from a reactive posture (“If we are attacked”) to a posture of proactive mastery (“How to neutralise the threat before impact”).
Anticipate, detect, and respond to threats 24/7 through a proactive cybersecurity approach
Digital and cloud technologies have modernised processes in IT and OT environments, fostering real-time collaboration and hybrid working. As a subsidiary of Airbus, protecting the most critical assets is in our DNA.
• Total coverage (IT, OT, Cloud & Products): We secure your entire attack surface. We monitor your IT networks, but also your industrial environments (OT), Cloud infrastructures, and even your critical products.
• A European and sovereign strike force: Your data is processed via our network of 5 SOCs (Security Operations Centres) based in France, Germany, Spain, and the UK. We operate 24/7/365 with “National Eyes Only” capabilities for the most sensitive needs.
• Proven expertise: With over 1,700 professionals and 35 years of experience, we currently protect over €100 billion in financial assets.
• Team stability: The quality of your security depends on those who pilot it. We boast a very low attrition rate thanks to motivating career paths, ensuring that the experts who know your context remain by your side.
We identify software vulnerabilities before attackers do. We identify, manage, and resolve issues proactively by applying a tailored approach
We protect your organisation's digital footprint. We continuously find where your assets have been exposed and help you understand potential remediation options.
We quickly provide you with a comprehensive view of potential vulnerabilities in your infrastructure, allowing you to proactively plan the security of your digital assets.
We protect your organisation against known and unknown cyber threats through our Security Operations Centres (SOC) in the UK, France, Germany, and Spain.
Under attack and unsure how to react? Our CSIRT team, specialising in cybersecurity incident management, will help you resolve incidents while minimising their impact.
Cybersecurity is a priority. We are convinced that Airbus Protect's expertise will play a central role in protecting our systems and maintaining the high security standards expected by our passengers and partners.
The Mont Blanc Tunnel is very satisfied with the services provided by Airbus Protect, both in terms of efficiency and punctuality. Airbus Protect is considered a true partner, as the proposals shared with the Mont Blanc Tunnel have allowed us to continuously strengthen our cybersecurity, with a view to real and continuous improvement.
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