Secure Foundations for Crafting Software Solutions

Information security and data protection are integral to our operations. At Neocon, we adhere to global standards and security best practices to protect your personal data and project-related assets, whether you're a long-time client or a new partner.

We commit to core practices in safeguarding data and ensuring software security.

We address information security through a
 five-dimensional, thorough approach.

Neocon's operating model prioritizes security, reliability, and trust. With an optimized software development process, fortified infrastructure, and a steadfast commitment to safeguarding data and intellectual property, we are redefining safety standards.

Resilient development lifecycle

Secure Infrastructure

Protection of proprietary information

Ensuring data confidentiality

Data security protocols

Secure Infrastructure

We utilize hybrid infrastructure across our offices and global third-party data centers to handle customer personal data. With years of experience in developing robust software solutions, we have refined our InfoSec model and achieved corporate security excellence through a unified approach.

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Secure SDLC

Our software development lifecycle is structured in alignment with the NIST 800 framework and the zero trust model, ensuring explicitly defined requirements for the development process.

  • Robust coding standards and architectural guidelines
  • Comprehensive quality control measures
  • Incident reporting and resolution framework
  • Confidential repositories with advanced security measures
    • Defined guidelines for managing third-party risks in contracts
    • Capability to revert to an earlier development phase
    • Comprehensive version control with round-the-clock monitoring and logging throughout all software development stages.
    • Code concealment

    Secure communication is essential right from the first message.

    Personal Data Protection

    We conduct regular audits, monitor security events, log information asset actions, comply with GDPR and CCPA, and adhere to additional local privacy laws.

    • Access control
    • User activity control
    • Segregation control
    • Data carrier and mobile device control
    • Pseudonymisation and anonymisation
    • Transfer and dissemination control
    • Availability control
    • Input control
    • Recoverability
    • Data destruction
    • Data encryption