Since 2009, SYAGA has supported SMEs and mid-market companies across their entire IT: audit, security, infrastructure, cloud, compliance. A dozen services, one standard throughout: sovereign, least-privilege, hosted in France.
Our self-service audits never see your clear data: it never leaves your device. Our server only ever receives pseudonymised, non-reversible tokens - and the code is published, so you can verify it. Sovereign, hosted in France, GDPR-aligned.
Measure your tenant's compliance without ever exposing your data.
The security posture of your directory, with a prioritised action plan.
The security, configuration and health of your SQL Server instances.
The health, security and performance of your Sage X3 ERP.
Audit of your cloud tenants: identities, resources, compliance.
What has leaked out of your organisation, before the attackers find it.
Servers, Hyper-V, high availability and disaster recovery.
Administration, migration and securing of your messaging.
Optimisation and reliability of your SQL Server and ERP databases.
Ready-made foundations for NIS2, GDPR, DORA, insurer questionnaires and information security policy.
Sovereign solutions, designed and hosted in Europe.
Access to our experts, remotely, whenever you need it.
[UPDATED] On 14 July 2026, Microsoft released security updates addressing critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities in Microsoft SharePoint Server. On 20 July 2026, WatchTowr identified a proof-of-concept exploit code and subsequently observed active exploitation of CVE-2026-50522, a vulnerability part of an ongoing series of actively exploited flaws affecting on-premise SharePoint Serv
www.cert.europa.eu →On 9 June 2026, Ivanti released a security advisory addressing two critical vulnerabilities in their Sentry products[1]. An attacker could exploit those flaws to achieve unauthenticated remote code execution on the vulnerable device.
www.cert.europa.eu →On 12 May 2026, Microsoft published a security advisory addressing a critical vulnerability affecting Windows Server when acting as a domain controller. This vulnerability allows an unauthenticated attacker to execute arbitrary code over a network. According to The Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB), this vulnerability is currently exploited by threat actors. It is strongly recommended updatin
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