Welcome to Our World
According to the Check Point Cyber Security Report 2026, in 2025 organizations faced an average of 1,968 cyber attacks per week — an 18% increase year-over-year and 70% compared to 2023.
Total losses from cybercrime reached $10.5 trillion annually.
Financial losses
Ransomware payments, regulatory fines, recovery costs, and client compensation. The average total cost of a ransomware attack in 2025 ranged from $1.8M to $5M, factoring in downtime, recovery, and reputational damage (VikingCloud, 2025). The median ransom payment increased 4.7x — from approximately $12,700 in 2024 to approximately $59,600 in 2025.
Legal consequences.
GDPR violations carry fines of up to 4% of global annual turnover or €20 million — whichever is higher. In 2025, the EU issued over 330 GDPR fines totaling €1.2 billion (CMS GDPR Enforcement Tracker). The largest fine of the year — €530 million against TikTok/ByteDance for unlawful data transfers to China.
Reputation & shutdown.
A customer data breach kills deals, complicates tenders, and destroys trust built over years — while taking your entire operation offline. Sales, warehouse, billing, and production all depend on IT. Every day of downtime is direct revenue walking out the door.
our services
Video Surveillance & AI-Powered Security Systems
Modern video surveillance has moved far beyond passive recording. IP-based camera systems with on-device AI inference, cloud-hybrid storage, integration with access control and building management platforms of intelligent physical security.
Clevis designs, supplies, and commissions end-to-end CCTV solutions for facilities of any scale — from single-site offices to multi-city enterprise networks.
Managed IT & Cybersecurity
What makes us fundamentally different from traditional outsourcing?
One word — PROACTIVITY. We are deploy specialized tools that deliver real-time monitoring and management regardless of where the device is — in the office, in the cloud, or at an employee's home.
Cybersecurity & Compliance
Clevis applies security-by-design principles throughout every deployment.
EU regulatory compliance — hardware and software selected in line with European supply-chain security frameworks: the NIS2 Directive, DORA, and the EU Cyber Resilience Act, which from 2027 requires CE-marked IoT and network-connected products — to meet mandatory cybersecurity requirements throughout their lifecycle.
Vendor CVE disclosure practices and firmware update commitments are verified as part of product qualification for regulated-sector deployments.