Sygnia is the leading global incident response firm with a boutique approach.
We treat cyber breaches as business crisis, not just an IT event.
Rooted in over a decade of frontline expertise, we help organizations respond fast, build resilience, and stay continuously secure, while remaining 100% vendor agnostic.
Company's Solutions
Cyber Incident Response
In a digitally interconnected world, organizations need an incident responder proven in defeating the most advanced adversaries—one that can rapidly contain attacks while operating seamlessly across business leadership, IT, OT, and third-party ecosystems without silos or handoffs.
Sygnia treats cyber breaches as a business risk—not just an IT issue.
Using purpose-built forensic technology and an integrated, results-driven response model, Sygnia rapidly defeats attackers and helps organizations restore normal business operations with confidence.
What we do: Incident Response, Threat Hunting, hands-on IR training.
Why it matters: Rapid containment & eradication; expert engagement against advanced adversaries; coordinated response across IT, OT, and business stakeholders.
Proactive Cyber Security
Everything Sygnia does is built on our front-line Incident Response knowledge of attacker motivations and TTPs.
Based on this IR-informed realism, we help organizations build cyber resilience with tactical and strategic assessments, hands-on training, executive and technical tabletop exercises and roadmap implementation services, delivering measurable outcomes to organizational cyber resilience
What we do: Cyber Posture Assessments, Red Team & Purple Team exercises, Executive & Technical Tabletop exercises, Intelligence led exposure monitoring
Why it matters: Prioritized roadmaps, measurable resilience gains, and readiness that shortens recovery windows.
Continuous Security
While it’s true that there is no such thing as complete security, Sygnia MDR significantly reduces the likelihood and impact of cyber-attack.
With adversaries increasingly using of ‘living off the land’ evasion by design technics, reliance on pre-built vendor detections is not enough.
Continuous security depends on 2 main elements: continuous visibility across the attack surface and continuous threat detection.
- Complete visibility via Sygnia’s purpose-built Incident Response forensics technology.
- Continuous threat detection informed by learnings from real breaches, gained from Incident Response.
- Recently, Sygnia MDR contained a novel threat only 6 hours after initial threat advisory was first made public
Through the complete visibility from IR-grade technology and continuous threat detection based on a deep understanding of evolving threats, Sygnia transforms cyber incident response into continuous security.
The outcome- fewer successful attacks, reduced dwell time and fewer material incidents.
What we do: Powered the Velocity TDIR platform and informed by frontline TTPs, Sygnia MDR provides for fast detection, investigation, and response.
Why it matters: Fewer successful attacks, reduced dwell time, and fewer material incidents—closing the loop by feeding IR intelligence into ongoing detections.
Prominent Case Study
From First Project to Trusted Partnership:
How Relationships Drive Delivery
In cybersecurity, projects often begin with a technical
focus—an assessment, an exercise, or a remediation
plan. But experience has shown that the real driver of
success isn’t just technology or methodology; it’s the
strength of the relationship with the client.
The First Step:
A Small Engagement that Opened the Door
Sygnia’s partnership with Repsol began in
September 2021 with a cybersecurity posture
assessment focused on IT and OT at one site.
This initial project showcased our expertise
and the value we bring as a trusted cybersecurity
partner. Just months later, in February 2022,
Repsol engaged Sygnia again—this time to
enhance SOC visibility.
The success of these projects wasn’t just about
strong execution. It was about how we worked:
listening, adapting, and ensuring the client felt
supported at every step. That early collaboration
laid the foundation for something bigger.
Scaling Up:
From Projects to Program
What began as a small initiative evolved into a 2.5-year program -
Journey to Excellence - focused on advancing security maturity
through an average of eight projects per year. As the scope
expanded, so did the partnership.
To strengthen collaboration, Sygnia delivered most projects onsite.
Physical presence fostered personal relationships and day-to-day
trust that remote work rarely achieves.Over time, this trust led to
something invaluable: full transparency across all teams.
Sygnia built deep connections throughout Repsol - from
technical teams to mid-level managers and C-suite executives.
This multi-layered trust ensured alignment, accelerated decisions,
and created a shared commitment to elevating cybersecurity maturity.
Cybersecurity isn’t just about tools and frameworks; it’s about
trust. Here’s how one small engagement grew into a multi-year
program that transformed delivery.
Sygnia engagement at every level:
- Technical Leads:
Plan engagements, approve agendas, and share documentation. - Technical Teams:
Collaborate on technology & processes during sessions. - Mid-Level Management:
Participate in technical sessions and reviews. - Senior Management:
Receive reports and discuss key findings and risks. - Business Units:
Join kickoff sessions and review reports for relevant engagements.
Transparency changed everything.Challenges surfaced faster,
feedback became direct, and collaboration turned seamless.
That’s when work shifts from “completing projects” to driving
real transformation - taking Repsol’s cybersecurity posture from
good to great.
The Next Chapter:
A Deeper Partnership
By the end of 2024, the results spoke for themselves: dozens of
successful projects and a partnership built on trust. That trust led
Repsol to commit to a new three-year program designed to go
deeper and strengthen critical areas.
Program Highlights:
- Threat Hunts: Proactively uncover hidden risks
- Purple Team Exercises: Sharpen offensive & defensive readiness
- Posture Reviews: Deep dives across IT and OT environments
- War Games: Prepare for real-world crisis scenarios
- Re-Assessments: Validate and reinforce earlier improvements
This continuity does more than improve delivery. It builds
long-term resilience.
The Lesson:
Trust Delivers
The journey from a single project to a multiyear program was not only about expanding
scope or delivering results. It was about investing in the relationship.
Cybersecurity is complex and fast-moving.
No two clients have the same needs, and no two projects are identical. One truth remains consistent: when trust is strong and relationships are nurtured, delivery improves naturally.
Ultimately, Sygnia’s greatest achievement is not just helping a client achieve a more
resilient cybersecurity posture.
It is becoming a trusted partner who can address today’s
challenges and prepare for tomorrow.
In the client’s words
The client’s words best capture the real value of this journey:
Javier Garcia Quintela
(Repsol’s Global CISO):
“Long-term relationships and mutual
trust create the foundation for
success. Working with a partner who
understands our challenges over time
allows us to move faster, smarter, and
with confidence.”
Ramon Sanchez-Cantalejo Gamino
(Repsol’s Cyber Security PMO):
“This kind of trusted relationship helps
us move projects forward on time
and with great cooperation while also
managing the whole program with
flexibility. It’s not just about delivery
it’s about working as one team.”
About Repsol:
Repsol is a global multi-energy company headquartered in
Madrid, Spain. Founded in 1987, it operates across the entire
energy value chain—exploration, production, refining, chemicals,
and distribution—while also investing heavily in renewable
energy, low-carbon solutions, and advanced mobility.Repsol
has a strong presence in Europe and Latin America. Its key
cybersecurity concerns include preventing data breaches,
securing OT systems against unpatched vulnerabilities,
weak segmentation between OT and IT and ransomware.