Question 1

Do you offer a free cybersecurity audit in Ireland?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Intellix offers a free, non-intrusive 3–5 page external cybersecurity audit for SMEs and mid-market organisations in Ireland and the UK. Delivered in 7 working days. Covers DNS, DMARC/SPF/DKIM, TLS, security headers, application surface and Business Email Compromise readiness. Mapped to GDPR Art. 32, NIS2 and MITRE ATT&CK.

Question 2

How much does a paid cybersecurity audit cost?

Accepted Answer

Paid tiers start at €1,500 for the Deep-dive Report (the report most clients hand to their insurer or board — internal scan, cloud configuration review, MFA audit and risk register), €5,000 for the Full Security Assessment (external penetration test, phishing simulation, vendor coordination, retest), and €8,000 for the NIS2 Readiness Programme (gap analysis against all ten Article 21 measures, policy drafting, board briefing, CISO/DPO scorecard). For ongoing coverage: €500/quarter Quarterly Monitoring and from €1,800/month Managed Cybersecurity Oversight. Every scope is fixed-price and confirmed before work starts.

Question 3

Do you build custom software in Ireland?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Custom software development is one of our core service lines. We build B2B portals, internal operational tools, ERP-grade production systems (Keystone), integrations across Shopify / Akeneo / Sage, and customer-facing platforms. Same team delivers the code, the cloud infrastructure and the long-term support. UK + Ireland delivery, EU data jurisdiction.

Question 4

Do you build AI and machine-learning software?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We build applied AI and ML systems for serious operators — retrieval-augmented (RAG) assistants on private data, computer-vision pipelines for production lines, document automation, demand forecasting, fraud and anomaly detection, and LLM integration into existing software. Delivery is product-engineering-grade with evaluation, observability, cost control and EU data residency.

Question 5

Can you help us comply with NIS2 in Ireland?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We deliver NIS2 readiness assessments and remediation for in-scope Irish and UK SMEs. Findings are indexed against the eight NIS2 control families (governance, supply-chain, vulnerability management, incident handling, cryptography, access control, asset management, business continuity) with a CISO/DPO scorecard. Optional ongoing oversight available.

Question 6

Are you a Netgate pfSense partner?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Intellix deploys and supports Netgate pfSense for hotels, hospitality groups, food producers and B2B portal operators across Ireland and the UK. We handle the firewall design, captive-portal guest WiFi, VLAN segmentation, VPN and ongoing change management.

Question 7

Do you provide DMARC, SPF and DKIM setup?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Email authentication setup is one of the highest-impact cybersecurity controls for any organisation. We configure SPF mechanisms, DKIM selectors, DMARC policy enforcement (move from p=none to p=reject safely), MTA-STS and TLS-RPT — and validate the changes via reporting. Included in the Deep-dive Report and as a standalone engagement.

Question 8

Do you support hospitality WiFi and hotel IT in Ireland?

Accepted Answer

Hospitality is a core wedge for us. Hotels handle guest data, PCI scope, captive-portal WiFi, PMS / POS integrations, and 24/7 uptime obligations. We deliver hospitality-grade WiFi (Ubiquiti, pfSense), Microsoft 365 security hardening, backup and ransomware readiness, vendor coordination and ongoing managed cybersecurity oversight — built around the operational rhythm of a hotel or restaurant.

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