Cyber resilience is the new pillar for SME business continuity and long-term competitiveness
In today's economic environment, cybersecurity is no longer an optional IT convenience or a „gentleman's whim”, but a prerequisite for sustainable operations and market stability. With the emergence of the NIS2 Directive, the focus has shifted from mere compliance - running mandatory cycles - to a strategic shift in approach: digital resilience is no longer a closed IT project, but an integral part of the ongoing protection of corporate value. With the advent of the NIS2 Directive, the rules of the game have changed: failing to comply with the law is not only a failure to comply with the law, it also puts partner trust at risk.
Data assets: value or risk?
With the acceleration of digitalisation, data has become the most valuable fuel for companies, the engine of effective decision-making. But the more concentrated this data asset becomes, the more of a target for competitors or cybercriminals. In our experience, the key to effective protection lies in conscious system integration. A robust, well-structured infrastructure not only serves business processes, but also acts as the first line of defence against external threats, ensuring business continuity.
The AI paradox: Innovation without risk?
Artificial intelligence and large language models (LLM) are revolutionising decision-making and optimising workflows, but they are also opening up new vulnerabilities in the company's shield. The credibility and effectiveness of AI-based systems is directly dependent on the integrity of the input data. Without the right cybersecurity foundations, data manipulation and targeted attacks not only threaten the technology, but also the company's reputation, market position and future.
Garbage in, garbage out - Even in the age of AI
Prompt injection: when an external attacker hides instructions in the data that the AI executes - gaining control over internal processes.
Data Leakage: if the infrastructure is not closed, the company's trade secrets, know-how and customer data can be leaked into the teaching files of public models, losing their exclusivity for good.
Delta Systems Ltd.'s response to this challenge is a set of complex cybersecurity solution packages available under the SSNS-NCC-HU-FSTP-2026 tender framework. The current tender opportunity allows SMEs to build their lines of defence with significant government support, using our company's targeted solution packages.
Application Funding: 50% Support for Your Safety
Delta Micro-Safe
Focus: critical intrusion point closure and data backup.
Content: next generation firewall (NGFW), endpoint protection (EDR), automated backup and 16 hours of cyber security training.
Project value: HUF 6 000 000 (HUF 3 000 000 grant).
Delta SMB Shield
Focus on identity management, mobile working security and NIS2 compliance.
Includes VPN gateway, multi-factor authentication (MFA), mobile device management (MDM) and dedicated NIS2 consultancy.
Project value: HUF 15 000 000 (HUF 7 500 000 grant).
Delta Enterprise-Fortress
Focus: 24/7 monitoring, data leakage protection (DLP) and proactive remediation.
Content: SIEM log management, SOC service, complex penetration testing and advanced professional training.
Project value: 44 000 000 HUF (22 000 000 HUF grant).
Why choose Delta Systems Ltd?
Don't miss out on resources! Closing date for the first phase: 12 April 2026.
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