Track record
Work published with MERJ Exchange.
Controls and documentation mapped to the framework in scope.
Scanning and release gates configured to the project risk profile.
Frameworks we operate against
GDPRPOPIACIS Controls v8OWASP ASVSNIST CSFQuick answer
What cybersecurity services does Seypro provide? Seypro provides cybersecurity and compliance services — penetration testing, continuous threat monitoring, incident response, and regulatory compliance (GDPR, ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS). We built the security infrastructure for MERJ Exchange and has delivered authentication, access-control, audit-trail, and cloud-hardening work across other production systems.
Enterprise cybersecurity and compliance services — penetration testing, continuous threat monitoring, incident response, and regulatory compliance (GDPR, ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, Seychelles Data Protection Act). Built for financial services, hospitality, e-commerce, and technology sectors — combining technical threat protection with governance frameworks that satisfy auditors and regulators across jurisdictions.
Security coverage spans threat protection (continuous monitoring, endpoint detection and response, network security, DDoS mitigation, ransomware defense, phishing prevention, and penetration testing on an engagement or quarterly basis), compliance implementation (GDPR data protection implementation, ISO 27001 ISMS support, SOC 2 Type II preparation, PCI DSS merchant compliance, privacy impact assessments, audit remediation), and security architecture embedded in every software development engagement (zero-trust design, cloud hardening for AWS/Azure/GCP, encryption, access management, disaster recovery). All architecture aligns with OWASP Top 10 and NIST Cybersecurity Framework.
Active engagements protecting regulated financial institutions, securities exchanges, and hospitality brands. Engagements include security assessments, control implementation, monitoring infrastructure, and incident response.
Two disciplines
Monitoring design, targeted penetration testing, incident-response planning, and endpoint or network hardening where the environment requires them.
Control implementation and evidence preparation aligned with GDPR obligations, ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, and relevant data-protection requirements.
Threat infrastructure that catches attacks. Governance that satisfies auditors. We run them as one engagement, not two RFPs.
Capabilities
Threat ops, application security, cloud infrastructure, and network edge — active defense across every attack surface.
SIEM, EDR, automated containment. Continuous monitoring with response playbooks that actually run.
External, internal, and application pen tests. SAST + DAST in the CI pipeline. A remediation roadmap, not a 200-page PDF.
AWS, Azure, GCP. WAF, GuardDuty, Sentinel, Security Command Center. IAM, encryption, secrets — configured for production scale.
Perimeter, devices, remote access. Segmentation that survives an audit.
Frameworks
The applicable framework changes the controls, evidence, assessor relationship, and operating responsibilities.
EU data protection — required when serving European customers.
Required for EU customer data
International ISMS standard. The control set procurement teams actually ask for.
Gold standard for systematic security
Payment card data security — mandatory for any merchant handling cards.
Required for card processing
Service Organization Control. The trust report your SaaS buyer keeps demanding.
Essential for SaaS providers
FAQ
Penetration testing, security audits, compliance (GDPR, PCI-DSS), incident response, security training, ongoing monitoring. Preventive and reactive.
Security-first: encrypted transmission, OAuth 2.0/JWT auth, RBAC, regular audits, GDPR compliance, secure cloud infrastructure. All code security-reviewed before deployment.
Security requirements are scoped to the system and its risk. Work may include access control, encryption, application testing, cloud hardening, audit trails, and evidence preparation aligned with the relevant regulatory or assurance framework.
We minimise PCI scope by architecture — tokenisation and hosted fields keep raw card data off your servers, so the sensitive data path stays with the gateway. We design the integration so your compliance burden is as small as the design allows, and document the data flows for your assessor.
What the difference actually is — and how to evaluate the vendor pitching it.
Auditing AWS costs, DevOps workflows, and security posture.
EU AI Act readiness, model governance, audit trails. Security applied to AI.
OWASP-aligned by default. Encryption, RBAC, secrets management — engineered in.
