How We Protect Data at UNICORE – Cybersecurity

Protecting data has always been important, but cyberattacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated.

Our Main Measures

Advanced Encryption – the foundation of your data protection

We use AES-256 encryption standards, globally recognized as among the most secure methods available.

  • Encryption in transit – all data exchanged between servers, applications, and users is secured using modern protocols (e.g., TLS 1.3).
  • Encryption at rest – information stored on servers or databases is fully encrypted. This means unauthorized access is impossible even in the event of physical compromise of the storage medium.

The result? Even if data were intercepted, it would be unusable without the encryption key.

Next-generation Firewalls and 24/7 Monitoring – the first line of defense

We protect our infrastructure with next-generation firewalls, configured to filter traffic based on strict rules and immediately block suspicious connections.

In addition, we use:

  • IDS/IPS systems (Intrusion Detection & Prevention Systems) – capable of detecting and automatically blocking attack attempts before they impact the system.
  • Continuous monitoring – our security team supervises traffic 24/7, using advanced real-time analysis tools and automated alerts to respond instantly to any incident.

Automated Backups and Disaster Recovery Plan

Even the most secure systems can be affected by external factors: natural disasters, human error, or hardware failures. That’s why at UNICORE we have a robust business continuity plan:

  • Encrypted backups – performed automatically, at regular intervals, and stored in multiple locations, including secure cloud environments.
  • Periodic restoration tests – ensuring that in case of an incident, we can quickly restore system functionality and data, minimizing downtime.

Strict Access Control – only authorized personnel can access data

We use multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all users with access to sensitive data, reducing the risk of account compromise even if passwords are stolen.

We also enforce RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) policies, meaning each user only has access to the resources strictly necessary for their role, limiting the attack surface and the risk of abuse.

Security as a Continuous Process

At UNICORE, we see cybersecurity as an evolving ecosystem. We constantly update our policies and technologies in line with new threats and industry recommendations.

We don’t stop at prevention – we invest in ongoing training for our team, attack simulations, and external security audits, to identify and eliminate vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.


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