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Digital Armour

Protect your business against digital threats

Security audits, server hardening, premium SSL certificates, automatic backups and round-the-clock monitoring.

Which risks do we prevent, and how do we protect you?

We harden your digital infrastructure against the most common threats.

  1. DDoS attacks

    Server flooding that takes your site down.

    Advanced DDoS protection

    Malicious traffic filtering and load balancing.

  2. Malware and viruses

    Infections that steal data or damage files.

    Antivirus and firewalls

    Continuous scanning and protective barriers.

  3. Account takeover

    Unauthorised access to admin panels.

    2FA authentication

    Two-factor verification for critical access.

  4. Data leaks

    Exposure of confidential customer information.

    SSL/TLS encryption

    Data in transit fully encrypted.

Our cybersecurity services

End-to-end protection for your digital infrastructure.

  1. 01

    Security audit

    A full vulnerability analysis of your website, server and applications. A detailed report with solutions.

  2. 02

    Server hardening

    Advanced firewall configuration, intrusion detection and automatic security patching.

  3. 03

    Premium SSL

    High-validation SSL certificates, 256-bit encryption and a visible trust seal.

  4. 04

    Automatic backups

    Daily backups in a remote location. Immediate restore in the event of a disaster.

  5. 05

    24/7 monitoring

    Constant threat monitoring, real-time alerts and immediate response.

  6. 06

    Preventive maintenance

    Software updates, security patches and continuous optimisation.

Padlock over a backlit keyboard: security audit

Full audit

What is in our audit?

  • Vulnerability scanningWe identify open ports, out-of-date software and insecure configurations.
  • Penetration testingWe simulate controlled attacks to find weak points.
  • Code analysisWe review your source code for security flaws.
  • Executive reportA clear document with findings and a prioritised action plan.
  • Guided remediationWe work with you to fix every vulnerability found.

Maintenance and security plan

Continuous protection for your digital business.

24/7 monitoringImmediate alerts on any anomaly or intrusion attempt.
Daily backupsAutomatic backup with 30-day retention.
Continuous optimisationMonthly updates, patches and performance improvements.
Priority supportPriority attention for security incidents.
SSL certificatesCertificate renewal and management included.
Monthly reportsA dashboard with security and uptime metrics.

The good practice we put in place

World-class security standards for your business.

  1. 01

    HTTPS by default

    Forced redirect to the secure version

  2. 02

    HSTS enabled

    Downgrade attack prevention

  3. 03

    XSS/CSRF protection

    Filters against code injection

  4. 04

    Rate limiting

    Login attempt limits

  5. 05

    Data encryption

    Encrypted databases

  6. 06

    Mandatory 2FA

    Two-step authentication

  7. 07

    Password policies

    Robust security standards

  8. 08

    Audit logs

    A record of every action

Frequently asked questions

Everything about cybersecurity and maintenance.

How often should a security audit be done?
We recommend quarterly audits for active digital businesses. For e-commerce or sites holding sensitive data, monthly.
What happens if my site is hacked?
With our maintenance plan, we restore your site from the last clean backup. We also investigate where the attack came from and close the vulnerability.
Do I need SSL even if my site does not sell?
Yes. Google penalizes sites without SSL in its rankings. It also protects your visitors' information and builds trust.
What does 24/7 monitoring include?
We monitor uptime, performance, intrusion attempts, suspicious traffic and unauthorised changes to critical files.
Do you help me comply with data protection law?
Yes, we implement the technical measures needed to comply with current personal data protection rules.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about security and data protection

What does Panama's Law 81 on data protection require?
It requires prior, free and informed consent before collecting personal data; using it only for the declared purpose; letting the data subject access, correct, delete, object to or port their data; applying security measures proportionate to the risk; being answerable for suppliers who process data on your behalf; and publishing a privacy notice. It has been in force since 29 March 2021 and is regulated by Executive Decree 285 of 2021.
Does my company have to comply with data protection?
Yes. Law 81 sets no threshold for size or turnover: it applies to any individual or company processing personal data on Panamanian territory. If you have a contact form, a customer list in a spreadsheet, a booking system, a payroll or cameras recording identifiable people, you are within scope.
What are the fines for breaching Law 81 in Panama?
Between one thousand and ten thousand balboas depending on severity and repeat offences, plus a written warning, closure of records, suspension of processing activities and any damages claimed by the affected person. ANTAI enforces it, and proceedings usually start from a complaint by a customer or a former employee rather than a routine inspection.
How do I protect my company's data?
The order that removes the most risk for the least effort is: inventory where personal data lives, lock down who accesses what — because usually half the company has access to everything — turn on two-step verification for email and critical systems, have backups that are tested rather than merely configured, and write down what to do if something leaks. Expensive tools without those five steps deliver very little.
How do I protect my company from ransomware?
The defence that actually decides the outcome is backup: offline or immutable copies, tested by genuinely restoring them, because a backup that has never been restored is an assumption. On top of that, limit administrator privileges, keep systems updated, turn on two-step verification and train the team, since the most common way in is still an email somebody opened.
How much does cybersecurity cost for a company?
It depends on size, how many critical systems there are and whether documented regulatory compliance is needed. It is worth knowing that much of what reduces risk most costs little or nothing: locking down permissions, turning on two-step verification, testing backups and tidying the data inventory. We recommend starting with an audit that says what is missing before buying tools.

Ready to harden your digital business?

Do not wait to be attacked. Protect your investment today.