Infrastructure, cybersecurity, business continuity and regulatory compliance, for banks and critical organisations across Central Africa.
From the licence file to daily security, for banks and critical organisations.
Compliance & licence
For COBAC, the bank regulator, your IT is part of the licence file.
Find your weak points before someone else does.
The right network, servers, data centre and suppliers.
Protect your systems and data against attacks.
Keep working when systems fail.
Security rules, personal data protection and trained teams.
Every service comes in 3 forms: advice only, B4T manages the project, or monthly support.
How we workIn a few days, see where your IT stands against COBAC's rules and what to fix first. For banks, microfinance, e-money companies and insurers.
Some firms install IT without proving it meets the rules. Others write the paperwork without building anything. We do both: for every rule, we show what was done and the proof.
We sell no equipment and no software, so our advice stays neutral.
A local team in Cameroon, and European banking standards through our partner GuardNet Consulting in France.
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Banking
What we did
We set up the IT and security, then built the proof file, rule by rule.
Result
The licence file went in with every IT rule covered.
Microfinance
What we did
We fixed the main gaps and trained the internal team.
Result
The follow-up audit closed the findings.
Insurance
What we did
We ran a security test and wrote a clear action plan.
Result
The most serious weaknesses were fixed within weeks.
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Rules · Oct 2026
The main IT points in a licence file, in plain words.
Cybersecurity · Sep 2026
Quick actions a small IT team can take this month.
Continuity · Aug 2026
How a continuity plan works, and how to test it.
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Tell us where you stand. The first meeting is confidential.
Your exchanges are confidential. We can sign a confidentiality agreement (NDA) before you share anything sensitive.