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17. September 2025
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Your protection against cyber threats starts with an audit!
In today’s digital age, the protection of data and information systems is a key pillar of stability and trust for any organisation.
A cybersecurity audit systematically assesses both technical and the organisational measures to identify weaknesses, vulnerabilities and risks. Not only does it verify legal compliance, its purpose is also to strengthen an organisation’s cyber resilience and its ability to prevent incidents that could lead to financial losses or reputational damage.
Who can perform the audit
A cyber security audit may only be performed by a certified cybersecurity auditor as defined in Act No. 69/2018 Coll. on Cybersecurity. A certified expert will objectively assess the current state of security measures, identify deficiencies and provide recommendations for improvement.
Audit workflow
The audit consists of several crucial steps:
- 📝 Planning – defining objectives, scope and evaluation criteria
- 📊 Information gathering – interviews, questionnaires, analyses, technical tests
- 🔍 Assessment and analysis – identification of risks and vulnerabilities
- 📄 Reporting – audit conclusions and recommendations for improvement
- 🚀 Implementation of the recommendations – implementation of the proposed measures
- 📈 Monitoring – continuous inspections and regular audits
Entities subject to mandatory audits
According to Act No. 69/2018 Coll. the cybersecurity audit is mandatory for operators of essential services. It must be carried out every two years or after a significant change that may affect security measures. While other organisations are not subject to mandatory audits, they will only benefit from audits, which reduce risks, boost data protection and increase the trust of customers and business partners.
Did you know that if you provide essential services you can obtain up to €5,350 for a cyber security audit?
100% reimbursed from the subsidy offered by the National Security Authority. No hidden fees. Without complications. Just a safer future for your organisation.
Official call for applications: NSA – Call for applications
Deadline 31 October 2025 or until the subsidy is exhausted.
How we can help you
At TPA, we provide cybersecurity audits, but also comprehensive advice and support in implementing recommended measures.
Our IT and cybersecurity services.
A regular audit is not just a legal obligation. It is an investment in the security, stability and future of your organisation.