Code is running in your IT that no one knows.
Administratively Critical and Uncontrolled
At some point, someone created an Excel file that processes applications. Or an Access database for personnel planning. These macros are still running today. Often, no one knows exactly what they do anymore. The colleagues who created them have long since moved to other departments or retired.
VBA macros can do more than just format tables. They can read files, send data, and modify systems. Emotet, TrickBot, and Ryuk exploited precisely this vulnerability, including in public institutions.
Customized IT security
Office VBA Security & Compliance
From overview to control
01 Creating transparency
Knowing what is actually running in the company
OVSC scans your network and shows you which VBA macros exist, where they are located, what they do, and who created them.
02 Assess risks
Understanding which macros are critical
Not every macro is dangerous. OVSC analyzes the code and shows which macros are harmless and which pose a risk.
03 Establish control
Only verified code may be executed
Verified macros are signed. Only signed macros are allowed to run; everything else is blocked. The backdoor is closed.
04 Secure changes
Detect manipulation immediately
If a macro is modified, OVSC detects it immediately. You maintain control, even when changes occur.
Scalable as needed
OVSC has a modular design. The packages differ in their range of functions, depending on requirements and the size of the authority.
Standard
Control for Operational Use
Scanning, analysis, and signing of VBA macros in your Office environment. For IT departments that want to actively manage macro security.
Premium
Comprehensive Security and Centralized Control
The complete package for complex or regulated environments. Advanced analysis, control features, and workflow support.
Enterprise
All Scripts Under Control
Combines VBA macro security with PowerShell control. For authorities that want to secure executable code across their entire Microsoft environment.
Insight into
real projects
We focus on security, and although many companies face significant challenges with it, almost no one wants to talk about it. Makes sense, doesn’t it?
After all, our clients include public administrations and renowned companies.
We will be happy to tell you more in person.
21,000 employees
Situation: The cyber insurance company asked questions about macro security. The IT department was unable to answer because no one knew which VBA macros existed. At the same time, the board of directors requested a status report following a ransomware attack in the industry.
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automatically analyzed
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were potentially dangerous
Result: proWare Solutions brought clarity where there had previously been uncertainty. The board received its report, the insurance company got its answers, and IT now has an overview it never had before.
30,000 employees
Situation: A DAX company with nearly 30,000 employees wanted clarity regarding its macro landscape. OVSC scanned and analyzed the entire Office environment.
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automatically analyzed
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were potentially dangerous
Result: proWare Solutions provided clarity where there was previously uncertainty. Critical macros were identified and blocked, while non-critical ones were approved for execution.
6,000 employees
Situation: The IT department knew that VBA macros were in use but lacked an overview of their quantity, storage locations, and functions. OVSC was tasked with creating this transparency.
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automatically analyzed
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were potentially dangerous
Result: A complete overview of all VBA macros in the environment. Critical macros identified, non-critical ones approved for execution.
The easiest
start: Transparency
A free scan shows in minutes which VBA macros exist in your environment and where potential risks lie. Non-binding, discreet, and without prior consultation.
This is how we create control.
These situations do not arise from bad decisions, but because no one paid attention for years. This is exactly where we come in. Not with prohibitions, but with structure.