Lucia Fábryová, Author at Tazilla

The platform has helped us keep our cybersecurity under control without unnecessary administrative burden. We particularly appreciate its clarity, ease of use, and the clear outputs it provides for management.

Mgr. Tatiana ČeřovskáŠpecializovaná nemocnica pre ortopedickú protetiku Bratislava, n.o.

Thanks to this solution, risk analysis reporting for our company has become much simpler. A particularly valuable feature is the ability to define the percentage coverage of individual controls in relation to specific threats, which has significantly improved transparency and overall clarity. We look forward to the new functionalities the solution will bring in the future.

Matúš KrídlaPenta Hospitals SK, a.s.

Trnava University in Trnava is modern and responsible public university that places great emphasis on protecting its assets – people, data, processes, and systems. We decided to implement and manage cybersecurity by using the platform Tazilla, which brought structure and clarity to the complex cybersecurity agenda. The platform replaced various manual, locally maintained records, which saved our time and allowed us to clearly document the measures adopted and the current state of security. Thanks to analytical overviews and reports, we are able to plan and use our resources more effectively and continuously improve the level of security across our academic environment.

Ing. Igor ŠevčíkTrnavská univerzita v Trnave

We have had a very positive experience with the Tazilla tool. In the environment of NEOPROT, it has helped us approach cybersecurity in a systematic way that is not only professional but also understandable for everyday users. We particularly appreciate its clarity, practical setup, and ability to adapt to the real needs of our company. Tazilla enables us to manage security processes more effectively, better navigate requirements, and make decisions based on clear and relevant information. A major benefit is also the clarity of its outputs and the logical structure of the tool, which has allowed us to simplify internal processes and improve our overall visibility into the state of cybersecurity. We consider Tazilla to be a practical, efficient, and reliable solution, and we recommend it to any organization seeking a systematic approach to cybersecurity management.

MUDr. Svätopluk Hlavačka, MBA NEOPROT spol. s r.o.

I learned about the Tazilla tool for supporting the activities of a cybersecurity manager at the NBÚ Kyber2025 conference in November 2025. I immediately expressed interest in testing it, which was made possible within the pilot operation. After testing the functions and modules of the Tazilla tool, I recommended its use to all organizations under the ministry’s authority. The feedback from organizations that decided to use the tool within the pilot operation has been very positive, and the use of the tool has contributed to increasing the level of compliance with NIS2 requirements, which has also been confirmed by ongoing cybersecurity audits currently taking place in our organizations. I recommend considering the use of this tool especially for small and medium-sized entities that are operators of essential services. One of the advantages of the tool is its modularity, which allows cybersecurity managers to use only the modules they truly need.

Ing. Jaroslav RohaľMinistry of Agriculture and Rural Development of the SR

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