An engineering story that has been growing since 2011.

Corporate History

Professional work in software and information technology began in 2011; within a short time, senior roles were taken on in the industry and successful cybersecurity projects were delivered. In 2015, this accumulated experience was formalized under the roof of a first company. In 2020, to carry the growing volume of business and expanding service areas (cybersecurity, defense industry) onto a stronger structure, that company was closed and replaced by today's entity, Asumona Bilgi Teknolojileri Yazılım Siber Güvenlik Savunma Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. (Asumona Information Technologies Software Cybersecurity Defense Industry and Trade Inc.). Although the brand and legal structure changed, business continuity and accumulated experience grew without interruption.

Today, services are offered across six main areas: custom software development, encrypted file and data recovery, cleaning virus- and ransomware-infected files, cybersecurity consulting, precision machining, and reputation management.

Single-Point Accountability

Asumona is not a structure that scatters work across a large team and leaves the client lost in the process. From analysis to delivery, you work directly with the same accountable person. This means faster decisions, clearer accountability, and less loss of communication.

The Approach to Password Recovery and Data Recovery: Reverse Engineering

For encrypted files, archives (ZIP/RAR/7Z), office documents (Word/Excel/PDF), databases, and disk encryption, the brute-force method common in the industry — randomly trying millions of combinations — is not used. Attempting to crack a complex ten-character password by brute force can take years even on the most powerful hardware, with no guarantee of success. Instead, reverse-engineering techniques are applied that analyze the file's encryption header, format structure, and algorithm; this approach makes the process more predictable and increases the likelihood of success.

Cybersecurity Focus: Data Protection and Content Regulation Compliance

A significant part of cybersecurity work is aimed at meeting obligations under Türkiye's Law No. 6698 on the Protection of Personal Data (KVKK) and Law No. 5651 on Internet publications. Alongside this, penetration tests are also carried out; remediation and improvement work is conducted based on test results.