If you don’t know what’s in your IT environment, you can’t protect it.
We create the overview together with you.
Recognize where your security picture is incomplete.
Do you know the feeling? Your IT basement looks like Ben's?
Overgrown systems, lack of overview, unclear responsibilities, and somewhere in between lurk risks that no one sees, because the complexity grows faster than the capacity.
We inspect your basement.
We create an overview of what is there, what is missing, and what would be important next. Together with your team, we bring light into the darkness.
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+Experience in IT network and security
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Locations in Germany & panel
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Times have we left a customer in the dark
ZERO TRUST
What's behind it?
Zero Trust is not a product you can buy. It is a security principle. The basic idea: No device, no user, no connection is automatically trusted. Accesses are evaluated based on identity, device, context, and risk. And the first step is always the same: create an overview.
Assume Breach
Assume that a security incident has already occurred or is currently occurring.
Never Trust, Always Verify
Never trust any device, any user, or any application blindly. Nothing and nobody gets automatic access - whether internal or external.
Implement Least Privilege
Everyone gets access only to what they really need. No more.
What that concretely means for your IT and how we can help
Create an overview
What’s happening in your IT? Who has access to what? We help you gain a structured view of your systems, accesses, dependencies, and identifiable risks.
Detecting threats & responding
Attacks often go unnoticed and affect multiple systems simultaneously. We help you detect threats early and respond in a structured way.
Control Access
Who may do what, when, and from where? We advise you on how to technically implement Zero‑Trust principles: verify identities, limit permissions, separate segments.
Stay verifiably secure
We support you in implementing requirements from NIS2, GDPR and sector‑specific regulations, so that you can document security in a traceable way.
XDR as a Service
Turning on the light is the first step.
Then the real work begins.
Ben quickly realizes: Just because the basement is lit, it’s far from being tidy. Now he can see every box, every cable, and can assign any suspicious sound. But which of it is harmless? What belongs together? And where should he better look right away?
The answer is a platform that keeps an eye on your entire IT environment. It correlates events, provides context, and prioritizes the incidents that actually need attention. Instead of looking at a wall of individual alerts, your team sees what belongs together, how urgent it is, and where to start.
Under the hood, functions from next‑gen SIEM, NDR, and SOAR work together with over 80 connectors for everything you already have: firewall, EDR, cloud services.
We provide the platform in our German data center as a service for you, integrate your existing security solutions, and take care of hosting, maintenance, and fine‑tuning.
Define measures for an automated response to directly protect yourself against security‑related incidents.
We at CMS keep the technology running so that you have time for the important decisions in your IT security.
Our approach
From the dark cellar to overview.
Pragmatic and collaborative.
Turn on the
light
We will look together at what's in your basement.
Plan cleanup
We prioritize together: What is present? What is critical? What can be implemented quickly? Which step provides the greatest security benefit?
Maintain
order
As a Managed Service Partner, our goal is to work with you to design and implement appropriate architectures and solutions for your network security.
Stay on it together
IT security is not a project with an end date. As a partner, we continuously support you, even as your environment changes.
Do you know what really matters in your IT basement?
Get the Self-Check and schedule a conversation with us for an analysis of your current situation and concrete next steps.
