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That's what our customers say

Rasmus Frølund Thomsen Kvantum Copenhagen

Rasmus Frølund Thomsen

CTO & Founding Partner – Kvantum Copenhagen ApS 

"The ten hours I save per month by NOT having to deal with IT challenges on a daily basis are directly billable on my own bottom line."

Marie Winter Bothen

Marie Winther Bothén

COO – Froosh

"MainBrain knows all options in Microsoft Office"

Signe Sloth Hansen

Signe Sloth Hansen

Project manager – Academic Architects' Association

"The process was an eye-opener"

Heinrich Thomsen

Heinrich Thomsen 

Adm. Director Calibrate

"We have also placed emphasis on an IT partner who can ensure a smooth working day for us, regardless of whether it takes place on a PC or MAC, and the collaboration between these two could guarantee us that MainBrain would continue without complications."

Jan Tornfeldt

Jan Tornfeldt

Adm. director – MatchMaker

"Would I choose to use an external IT manager again? I wouldn't dream of doing anything else”

What is vulnerability scanning?

In a digital age where threats to corporate cyber security are constant, protecting your business from potential risks is critical. 

Vulnerability scanning is an essential solution that allows you to maintain a proactive approach to cyber security. 

Therefore, you should make vulnerability scanning part of your digital emergency plan.

We monitor your infrastructure for you

MainBrain offers a free product test with attack surface mapping and vulnerability scanning. We then onboard Banshie to obtain historical data and begin permanent monitoring.

What do we monitor?

Through permanent monitoring, we help secure your company's digital infrastructure.
If we find something alarming, you will be sent an urgent one action card, which contains details of the incident, mitigation measures and the origin of the incident.
If the data is not alarming but still relevant, these are presented quarterly reporting meetings.
The quarterly reporting is carried out in order to give you continuous value-creating data, of approximately 90-day intervals, unless otherwise agreed.