Cybersecurity Services in Cambodia

What Cybersecurity Means

Cybersecurity in 2026 isn't about buying one product — it's about layered defenses, monitoring, and training. We design and deploy security controls proportional to your risk: a small office doesn't need a Security Operations Center, but it does need MFA, endpoint protection, and someone keeping an eye on the logs. We meet you where you are.

What We Do

Perimeter Security

Next-gen firewalls — Fortinet FortiGate, Sophos XGS, Palo Alto, Cisco FirePower — with IPS, application control, web filtering, and SSL inspection. Site-to-site and remote access VPN (IPSec, SSL VPN, ZTNA).

Endpoint Protection

EDR-grade endpoint security (Sophos Intercept X, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender for Business, CrowdStrike). Real-time ransomware rollback, USB control, and centralized policy management.

Identity & MFA

Multi-factor authentication rollout across Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace / VPN / line-of-business apps. Conditional access policies. Privileged Access Management for admins.

Audit & Pen Testing

Vulnerability scanning (Nessus, Qualys), external penetration testing, configuration audits against CIS Benchmarks, and policy gap analysis. Written report with prioritized remediation plan.

Why LinkForge

Authorized partner for Fortinet, Sophos, and Microsoft Defender — proper licensing and tier-one support.
In-house penetration tester (OSCP certified).
Practical recommendations — we don't scare you into buying things you don't need.
Local compliance support — NBC for banks, Personal Data Protection Law alignment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the most important security control to implement first?

Multi-factor authentication. It blocks the vast majority of account compromise attacks and is cheap to roll out. After MFA: endpoint protection with EDR, then email security, then firewall hardening.

Do we need a SOC (24/7 monitoring)?

Most small/mid businesses don't. A managed EDR plus weekly log review is usually enough. SOC-level monitoring becomes worth it for banks, fintech, payment processors, and businesses that handle large amounts of customer data.

What does penetration testing cost?

External (network perimeter): $2,500–$6,000 depending on scope. Web app pen test: $3,500–$10,000. Internal network: $4,000–$8,000. Pricing depends on number of IPs, apps, and depth of testing.

Are you familiar with Cambodian data protection laws?

Yes — Cambodia's Personal Data Protection Law and NBC requirements for financial institutions. We can map your environment against requirements and document gaps.