Security Is Not a Product but a Layered Structure
A cybersecurity budget is not a single device. Protection comes when the firewall, user permissions, log monitoring and regular testing work together, and the price changes with the scope of these layers.
Starting Price
Urasys prices for cybersecurity services start at $1,000 + VAT (as of October 2026). The final amount is set by a quote prepared for your needs according to the items below; quotes are free of charge.
Items That Set the Price
- Network size: Number of users, devices and locations.
- Firewall: Capacity and licence term of the NGFW device.
- Zero Trust design: Segmenting the network and managing access by identity.
- Log management and monitoring: Central collection and tracking of security events.
- Penetration testing: Scope of systems tested and how often tests repeat.
- User and permission structure: The current state of structures such as Active Directory.
Start With the Current State
The right budget starts with assessing the current infrastructure. Once it is clear which devices must be protected, where vulnerabilities concentrate and which steps come first, investment can be planned in stages.
Have This Ready When Asking for a Quote
- Number of users and locations
- Current firewall and network diagram
- Security incidents and concerns you have had
- Compliance needs such as data protection
Example Scenarios
The scenarios below show how scope changes the price; the exact amount is set after a survey and quote.
Small office
A next-generation firewall, secure Wi-Fi and VPN remote access for an office with one internet line. Cybersecurity work starts at $1,000 + VAT.
SME with servers
Segmenting the network (guest, staff, cameras, servers), reviewing permissions, Veeam backups and keeping backups separate against ransomware.
Multi-site setup
Secure links between branches, central rule management and log monitoring; the number of sites and monitoring scope set the price.
What's Included?
- Current-state analysis and risk report
- Design and installation of firewall and network rules
- VPN and remote access configuration
- Documentation and handover of changes
What Is Charged Separately?
- Firewall appliance and yearly security licences
- Continuous monitoring / maintenance agreement (optional)
- Out-of-scope systems
- VAT
Prices are in US dollars and exclude VAT; the Turkish lira equivalent is stated in the quote at the exchange rate on the quote date.
What to Check When Comparing Quotes
Looking only at the total can mislead. Put quotes from different companies side by side with these questions:
- Does the quote start with a risk analysis, or is it just a device sale?
- Is the yearly renewal cost of firewall licences stated?
- Are separate backups and restore tests in scope?
- Are the settings documented and handed over to you?
How We Work
- Needs analysis and survey: We review the current situation on site or remotely and clarify the need together.
- Design and quote: A quote covering scope, equipment and timeline is prepared.
- Installation and testing: The system is installed as planned and tested before going live.
- Training: Managers and users learn how to use the system.
- Maintenance and support: Regular maintenance and intervention when needed keep the system up to date.
With 8 years of experience and more than 500 projects, we provide same-day on-site or remote service across Türkiye and Northern Cyprus.
Frequently Asked Questions
Isn’t antivirus enough?
Antivirus is one layer. A gateway firewall, correct permissions and separate backups working together reduce risk considerably.
What is the key step against ransomware?
A tested backup kept separate from the network — the most reliable way to recover data even after an attack.
Will work stop during the project?
Changes are planned and done outside working hours where possible to minimise downtime.
In whose name are the licences?
Devices and licences are registered to your business.
If you would like a concrete figure for your own business, see our cybersecurity page and contact us for a free quote.
Related article: The Zero Trust Security Model