360º cybersecurity: protection from the user to the infrastructure and the code
360º cybersecurity treats security as a management system: measurable governance and risk, exposure under control, monitored posture for cloud, data and SaaS, up-to-date endpoints, protected code and software supply chain, and 24×7 detection and response. Loonar designs, deploys and operates that cycle, aligned to NIST CSF 2.0 and privacy law.
- Shift Left & DevSecOpsBring application security into everyday development and delivery.View Shift Left & DevSecOps
- SAST & SCAFind weaknesses in your code and risks in open source dependencies.View SAST & SCA
- Agentic SecOpsAI security agents that investigate with your team, under human control.View Agentic SecOps
- Exposure ManagementPrioritize business exposure and track remediation through verified closure.View Exposure Management
- CNAPP, CSPM, DSPM & SaaS GovernanceConnect cloud, data and SaaS posture to business risk.View CNAPP, CSPM, DSPM & SaaS Governance
- Patch ManagementKeep operating systems and third-party applications current with controlled rollout.View Patch Management
- GRC – Governance, Risk & ComplianceConnect controls, evidence and risk decisions through continuous governance.View GRC – Governance, Risk & Compliance
- TPRM – Third-Party Risk ManagementAssess vendors and track risk throughout the supplier relationship.View TPRM – Third-Party Risk Management
- MDR – Managed Detection & ResponseContinuous monitoring, expert investigation and coordinated incident response.View MDR – Managed Detection & Response
- ITDR – Identity Threat Detection & ResponseInvestigate credential abuse, risky privileges and suspicious identity activity.View ITDR – Identity Threat Detection & Response
- RMM – Remote Monitoring & ManagementMonitor endpoints, automate maintenance, and deliver controlled remote support.View RMM – Remote Monitoring & Management
Siloed tools and unmeasured posture
Governance, risk and operations aligned to NIST CSF 2.0, with 24×7 MDR and SIEM.
Attacks that start with identity
Threat detection and response for Active Directory, Entra ID and Google Workspace.
Outdated endpoints with no visibility
A single console to inventory, patch and remotely manage every device, with automated patching.
Vulnerable or malicious open source dependencies
Risky packages blocked at the door and vulnerabilities ranked by real risk.
Assessment
We assess maturity against NIST CSF 2.0, the asset inventory and the main exposures.
Design
We define the target profile, risk-based priorities, controls and board-level metrics.
Deployment and integrations
Loonar deploys controls and integrates identity, endpoints, cloud, code and security operations.
Training
We enable technical teams and leadership to run controls and respond to incidents.
Operations and continuous improvement
We run 24×7 detection and response and review posture and risk in regular cycles.
Where should a cybersecurity program start?
With knowing what to protect and where the biggest risks are. An assessment aligned to NIST CSF 2.0 shows current maturity, the asset inventory and critical exposures. From there, Loonar builds a prioritized plan: first the actions that cut the most risk for the least effort, then structural controls and continuous operations.
What is NIST CSF 2.0 and why use it?
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 organizes security into six functions: govern, identify, protect, detect, respond and recover. It is open, internationally recognized and vendor-neutral. Using it gives technical teams and the board a common language, makes progress measurable and maps to standards such as ISO 27001 and the CIS Controls.
Do we need our own AI SecOps?
For most mid-sized and large companies, no. Running a 24×7 AI SecOps requires shift-based staff, tooling and mature processes. A managed detection and response service delivers continuous monitoring, investigation and response with specialized analysts. Loonar operates that service integrated with your environment and keeps your team informed and in control of decisions.
How do we present cyber risk to the board?
By translating technical controls into business risk. Instead of vulnerability lists, the board sees maturity by NIST CSF function, risks prioritized by impact, progress over time and the decisions that depend on them. GRC dashboards consolidate this data and keep evidence ready for audits and board meetings.
Shall we design the next version of your operation?
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