Simulating cyber attacks to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in your school’s systems, applications, and networks. It assesses real-world risks and potential impacts on data and services, enabling your school to strengthen your cybersecurity resilience.
Assess real world risks and potential impacts on data and services.
Go beyond identification of risks, and actively exploit them - ethically! By exploiting vulnerabilities schools can gauge the real world risks and potential impacts on your school’s systems, service, and confidential data.
Our comprehensive service is designed to assess and fortify your software, ensuring your school stands resilient against the most critical security risks highlighted by the OWASP Top 10.
“The team at 9ine have been instrumental in supporting us in our journey toward stronger data privacy controls and a better cybersecurity posture. Their materials are thorough, precise, and easy to use, all at the same time. We've benefited greatly, both as an IT team and also as a wider organisation, having access to the 9ine team and their expertise. What really makes a difference is that 9ine understands the nuance of international schools in a way that other out-of-the-box cybersecurity and data privacy consultancies do not. Highly recommended.”
Greg Clinton
American International School Chennai, Director of Technology
“We began to work with 9ine for our Digital Privacy Management. We quickly expanded to their Cybersecurity services due to their professionalism, especially when such a wide range of aspects can benefit from each other. The different teams are always aware of what’s happening, and we benefit significantly, whether at a board level or on a very granular “under the hood” scale.”
Yoann Saludes
Marymount International School Paris, IT Director
“They felt like an extension of our IT support team for the time they were with us and were never judgemental on the approach we take with our systems and security. I’d have no concerns about recommending them (and using their services) again in the future.”
