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🔐 European Guidelines and AGID Regulations for Cybersecurity: How to Protect Your IT Infrastructure
Data 02/12/2017
Securing IT systems—starting with servers that host critical data and applications—is a vital concern for any enterprise or public administration. As corporate networks increasingly open up to external services, partners, and customers, traditional security measures are no longer sufficient.
Data theft has become a widespread crime and a systemic threat. The European Union has responded with the GDPR, which imposes heavy fines on organizations that neglect data protection or fail to report breaches. In Italy, the Agency for Digital Italy (AGID) has issued a set of Minimum ICT Security Measures for public administrations to follow.
Today, cybercrime targets not only desktops and laptops, but also smartphones, tablets, virtual machines, and even low-cost smart sensors. Protecting IT infrastructure means not only preventing unauthorized access, but also detecting attacks quickly and deploying countermeasures to contain their spread.
Cybersecurity management is a continuous, virtuous cycle—involving regular audits, incident response plans, and corrective actions to prevent escalation.
The Security Operations Center (SOC) of Laboratori Guglielmo Marconi offers 360° protection for IT infrastructure and networks. Through tailored solutions, LABS can detect and resolve vulnerabilities via:
🔍 Vulnerability assessments
📊 Data analysis
🗂️ File server permission control
🔐 Access governance
🧾 Device and software inventory
⚙️ Configuration protection
🌐 Network traffic identification
Thanks to its robust and adaptive approach, Laboratori Guglielmo Marconi has been selected as a trusted cybersecurity partner by leading industrial groups, public entities, and private organizations.
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