Mobhitech — Gérard Levicki
Cybersecurity Services for Businesses and Organizations
Outsourced CISO services, consulting, auditing, penetration testing, compliance, incident response, and training: Choose the support that best fits your risks, your level of maturity, and your business priorities.
Each service can be deployed separately or integrated into a more comprehensive approach. The goal is not to increase the number of services, but to identify what is truly useful, in what order, and with what level of effort.
Which cybersecurity service should you choose based on your needs?
The right starting point depends on your situation. A company lacking governance, an organization subject to NIS2, and a team dealing with a security breach do not share the same sense of urgency or the same needs.
| Your needs | Recommended Service | Main Objective |
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| You don't have a structured cybersecurity management framework | Outsourced Chief Information Security Officer | Governance, Roadmap, and Long-Term Monitoring |
| You need to make a decision or finalize a project | Cybersecurity Advisory | Arbitrating with a focus on risk, technical aspects, and business |
| You don't know where your main weaknesses lie | Cybersecurity Audit | Assess the current situation and prioritize corrections |
| Do you want to test the strength of a perimeter? | Penetration Test | Identify exploitable attack vectors |
| Are you preparing for NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001, or a risk management initiative? | Compliance and Risk Management | Turning Requirements into Actionable Steps |
| You are experiencing or suspect a cyberattack | Incident Response | Contain, Understand, Decide, and Restore |
| Do you want to reduce the risk associated with human behavior? | Awareness and Training | Develop reflexes suited to real-life situations |
Mobhitech Cybersecurity Services
Our services address the key needs of an SME, a mid-sized company, or an organization seeking to structure, assess, or strengthen its cybersecurity. Each page below details the scope, use cases, and deliverables specific to the project.
Outsourced Chief Information Security Officer
A part-time security leadership role to define strategy, manage risks, assign responsibilities, and monitor action plans—without necessarily hiring a full-time CISO.
- SSI strategy and governance;
- risk mapping and management;
- roadmap and dashboards;
- coordination of teams and service providers;
- reporting to management.
This is the best option if: you need ongoing oversight and a clearly designated safety contact.
Learn about the outsourced CISO serviceCybersecurity Advisory
Ad hoc or targeted support to ensure the security of a decision, an architecture, a transformation, or a business project, without disconnecting security requirements from operational constraints.
- project scoping and risk mitigation;
- architecture and structural design choices;
- evaluating solutions and investments;
- governance and the organization of responsibilities;
- Prioritization of cybersecurity measures.
A good choice if: you need to make a decision or secure a project, without needing a full-service outsourced CISO role.
Learn About Cybersecurity ConsultingCybersecurity Audit
An audit transforms impressions into verifiable findings. It evaluates the organization, processes, configurations, or specific environments to identify gaps and high-priority risks.
- maturity audit;
- organizational audit;
- technical and configuration audit;
- review of sensitive areas;
- priority-based remediation plan.
This is the best option if: you need to assess the current situation before making investments or developing a roadmap.
Learn About Cybersecurity AuditsPenetration Testing and Intrusion Testing
A penetration test seeks to simulate controlled attack scenarios in order to determine whether certain vulnerabilities can be exploited and how far an attacker could penetrate the tested environment.
- external penetration test;
- internal penetration test;
- web applications and APIs;
- operational scenarios;
- Review and prioritization of corrections.
This is the best option if: you already know the scope of your test and want to measure its resilience in practical terms.
Learn About Penetration TestingCompliance and Risk Management
Regulatory and standards-based requirements are meaningful only when they are translated into decisions, responsibilities, and actionable measures. Support bridges the gap between compliance, risks, and the actual level of security.
- NIS2 and DORA;
- ISO 27001 ;
- EBIOS Risk Manager;
- risk mapping and assessment;
- Supplier and Third-Party Security.
A good choice if: you need to organize your compliance efforts, demonstrate risk management, or develop a plan for compliance upgrades.
Learn About Compliance and Risk ManagementIncident Response and Crisis Management
When an incident occurs, the priority is to minimize its impact on operations, coordinate decision-making, and ensure access to sufficiently reliable information to contain the situation and then prepare for recovery.
- cyber crisis management;
- coordination of the investigation;
- containment and remediation;
- PCA / PRA, when applicable;
- post-incident support.
Recommended if: a security breach has been confirmed or is suspected, or if your organization needs to build its capacity to manage a crisis.
Under attack? See the incident responseAwareness and Training
Human behavior is part of the safety system. Awareness-raising efforts must be tailored to individuals’ roles, the risks they face, and the decisions they may be called upon to make.
- employee awareness;
- executive training;
- workshops for IT teams;
- phishing campaigns and exercises;
- conferences and safety culture.
Recommended if: you want to improve reflexes, reduce preventable errors, and better prepare teams for incidents.
Learn About Awareness and TrainingShould you combine multiple cybersecurity services?
Yes, when the needs are related, but not as a matter of principle. For example, an audit may reveal the need for a penetration test, an NIS2 initiative may lead to the establishment of an outsourced CISO role, and an incident may result in a remediation and awareness program.
Mobhitech’s approach is to start with the risk and the desired objective, and then draw only on the expertise that is necessary. A one-time service should not be artificially turned into a long-term program if the need does not warrant it.
Building a Cybersecurity Framework That Is Still in Its Early Stages
Initial audit → risk prioritization → roadmap → outsourced CISO if ongoing oversight is required.
Securing a Project or a Critical System
Consulting and Scope Definition → Architecture Review → Penetration Test or Targeted Audit Before Going Live.
Preparing for NIS2 or DORA
Scope analysis → gap assessment → risk management → action plan → governance and monitoring.
After a cyberattack
Incident response → remediation → lessons learned → targeted audit → strengthening of governance and awareness-raising as needed.
How Can We Develop the Right Cybersecurity Support?
The service is not selected from a catalog, but rather based on the problem to be solved and the associated level of risk.
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Defining the Need
Understanding your business, your context, your constraints, and what drives demand.
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Identify priorities
Distinguish between immediate risks, structural needs, and issues that can wait.
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Choosing the Right Scope
Define the specific service required: audit, project management, testing, compliance, consulting, training, or incident response.
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Produce actionable results
Present findings, decisions, responsibilities, and actions in a format that is understandable to the relevant parties.
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Follow when it's helpful
Support corrective action, monitoring, or continuous improvement when the circumstances warrant ongoing follow-up.
Support provided directly by Gérard Levicki
Mobhitech is an independent cybersecurity consulting firm. Gérard Levicki is directly involved in projects using an approach that integrates technical expertise, risk management, governance, and business considerations. He has more than 25 years of experience in the cybersecurity field.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cybersecurity Services
Which cybersecurity service should you start with?
If your priorities aren't clear yet, an assessment or audit can usually help you take stock of the situation. If the issue has already been identified—compliance, an incident, a penetration test, or a governance need—it's best to start directly with the relevant department.
What is the difference between a cybersecurity audit and a penetration test?
An audit may cover the organization, processes, configurations, or overall maturity. A penetration test is a targeted offensive test that seeks to exploit vulnerabilities within a defined scope in order to assess realistic attack vectors.
What is the difference between cybersecurity consulting and an outsourced CISO?
Consulting typically addresses a specific issue, decision, or project. The outsourced CISO takes charge of more regular oversight of governance, risks, the roadmap, and the stakeholders involved.
Can we order a single service without long-term support?
Yes. An audit, a penetration test, a consulting engagement, or training can be conducted independently. Follow-up services are offered only when they address an identified need.
Can Mobhitech work with our IT service provider or our in-house team?
Yes. These assignments can complement existing skills, provide an independent perspective, and coordinate efforts without replacing the teams or service providers responsible for day-to-day operations.
Are the services tailored to small and medium-sized businesses?
Yes. The scope and level of effort are determined based on the risks, the organization’s size, its maturity, its obligations, and its available resources.
Do you only serve the Île-de-France region?
No. Mobhitech is based in Cachan and provides on-site services as needed, as well as remote services throughout France. Some projects can also be carried out internationally.
Still not sure which service to choose?
The initial assessment we offer helps us understand your situation, identify the top risks, and determine whether an audit, an outsourced CISO, a penetration test, a compliance engagement, consulting, or other support is truly necessary.
The goal: to choose the right procedure before selecting the service.