Windhoek, Namibia
Cyber Security in Namibia
Penetration testing, vulnerability assessments and SOC monitoring for Namibian businesses. We find what an attacker would find, explain it in business terms, and tell you exactly what to fix first.
Cyber Security Services in Namibia
Every engagement is scoped and authorised in writing before testing starts. You get findings you can act on, ranked by real business risk, not a tool export.
Network Penetration Testing
Authorised testing of your internal and external network to find what an attacker would reach first. Firewalls, exposed services, weak segmentation and default credentials, with a fix list ranked by real risk.
Request a quoteWeb Application Penetration Testing
Testing for the flaws that actually get Namibian sites breached: injection, broken authentication, access control gaps and insecure configuration. Aligned to the OWASP Testing Guide.
Request a quoteMobile Application Security Testing
iOS and Android testing covering insecure storage, weak API authentication, certificate handling and data leakage, on the device and on the backend it talks to.
Request a quotePhysical Penetration Testing
We test the doors, badges, reception and server room, not just the firewall. Tailgating, unattended workstations and unsecured network points, done under written authorisation.
Request a quoteSecurity Assessments & Compliance Gap Reviews
Where you stand against ISO/IEC 27001, the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and the National Cybersecurity Incident Management Guidelines 2026, with a prioritised path to close the gaps.
Request a quoteSOC & SIEM Monitoring
Managed SOC and SIEM services in Namibia. We collect and correlate logs from servers, firewalls, endpoints and cloud accounts, and tell you what to do when something is wrong.
Request a quoteVulnerability Assessments
Recurring scanning of your estate with the noise filtered out. You get the findings that matter, what they expose, and what to patch first, instead of a 400-page tool export.
Request a quotePhishing Simulation & Security Awareness
Most Namibian breaches start with one convincing email. We run controlled phishing campaigns and staff training, then measure whether click rates actually improve.
Request a quoteIncident Response & Recovery Planning
What to do in the first hour when something is wrong. Response playbooks, containment steps, evidence handling and recovery testing, agreed before you need them.
Request a quoteThe Cyber Threat Landscape in Namibia
This is not a distant problem. These are Namibian numbers, from Namibia’s own national incident response team.
Cyber vulnerabilities detected across Namibia in one quarter, up 39.8%
Recorded cyber events in the same quarter, a 56.7% surge
Accessible Telnet services found exposed, a decades-old risk still wide open
DDoS participant events, Namibian machines being used to attack others
Figures for Q2 2026 published by the Namibia Cyber Security Incident Response Team (NAM-CSIRT) under the Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN). Most of these exposures are fixable, and most organisations simply do not know they have them. Find out what yours look like.
How We Run a Security Assessment
Authorised, methodical and documented. Four things every Namibian organisation should expect from a security partner.
Scoped & Authorised Testing
Nothing is touched without a signed scope and rules of engagement. You know exactly which systems are in play, when testing runs, and who to call if something looks wrong.
Structured Methodology
We work to recognised standards, including the OWASP Testing Guide and NIST SP 800-115, combining tooling with manual review so the findings are not just what a scanner noticed.
Clear Technical Reporting
Two audiences, one report: an executive summary your board can act on, and technical detail with evidence and reproduction steps your engineers can actually use.
Remediation Guidance
A ranked fix list with practical steps, not just a severity score. We stay available while you remediate, and retest to confirm the issue is genuinely closed.
Cyber Security in Namibia: What Businesses Ask Us
Answers to common questions organisations ask before requesting an assessment.
The scope depends on the systems and risks involved. A proposal should define the assets, testing boundaries, methods, schedule and expected report before work begins.
Testing is planned around agreed rules of engagement. Potentially disruptive activities should be identified in advance and scheduled with the responsible business and technical teams.
You receive documented findings, risk context and prioritised remediation guidance aligned with the agreed scope.
Yes. The existing services include network, web application, mobile application, physical security and broader security-control assessments. Contact us to define the most suitable scope.
Penetration testing is priced by scope, not a fixed rate. Cost depends on how many applications, IP ranges or physical sites are in scope, whether testing is black box or credentialed, and whether you need a retest after fixes. We scope first and quote against a written rules-of-engagement document.
At least annually for most Namibian organisations, and again after any significant change: a new application, a network redesign, a cloud migration or a merger. If you handle cardholder data or are working towards ISO 27001, your framework will usually set the frequency.
A vulnerability scan is automated and tells you what might be exposed. A penetration test has a human attempting to chain those weaknesses into actual access, which is how real breaches happen. Scans are good for continuous coverage; tests tell you what an attacker could genuinely achieve.
Yes. We run gap reviews against ISO/IEC 27001, the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and the National Cybersecurity Incident Management Guidelines 2026 published by NAM-CSIRT under CRAN, then give you a prioritised path to close what is missing.
A SIEM collects and correlates logs from your servers, firewalls, endpoints and cloud accounts. A SOC is the team watching those alerts and acting on them. Together they mean someone notices when an attacker is already inside, instead of finding out weeks later. If you hold customer data or process payments, it is usually far cheaper than hiring a security analyst.
Find Out What an Attacker Would See
Tell us which systems, applications or facilities you need assessed and we will scope it properly. Written quotation, agreed rules of engagement, no surprises.