Phishing: seven warning signs to watch for
More than eight in ten cyberattacks start with an e-mail. Here is how to spot a trapped message before clicking, and what to do if it is too late.
Since 2019, ZIONHPP has supported Congolese public institutions and companies: we audit, monitor and defend their information systems, and we train the people who use them.
Call us right away. Our experts respond urgently to stop the attack, limit the damage and restore your systems. They determine the origin of the intrusion, its extent and its consequences.
We assess the attack as fast as possible to define its scope and limit its consequences.
We build the plan to restore services and resume your activity.
We work with your technical teams to bring all your systems back into service.
Our security operations centre (SOC) detects, analyses and neutralises threats. Our auditors measure your risks, our trainers strengthen your teams, and our legal experts help institutions build the legal framework for the digital economy.
With the growing number of cyberattacks and the ingenuity of hackers, who exploit human as well as technical weaknesses, urgent cybersecurity measures are imperative.
Armed forces, healthcare, civil aviation, public finance, Parliament: a selection of our recent work.
They trust us






FARDC
Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Defence
CMK
Kinshasa Medical Centre
Healthcare
AAC
Civil Aviation Authority
Air transport
AN
National Assembly
Parliament
Cybersecurity capacity building at the DGI
A public service at a standstill means citizens left without an answer.
Keeping control of your data and infrastructure.
A data leak costs credibility for a long time.
Working with regional players against a borderless threat.
More than eight in ten cyberattacks start with an e-mail. Here is how to spot a trapped message before clicking, and what to do if it is too late.
With ransomware, the difference between a few hours and several weeks of downtime is decided before the incident: backups, recovery plan and drills.
A first 45-minute meeting, with no commitment, to identify your priority risks.