Engineering-focused software development and cybersecurity for enterprises
Engineering precision matters more to us than flashy solutions.
6G Technology Ltd. is a Hungarian premium software development
company specializing in distributed and quantum-resistant
systems. We work according to enterprise-level expectations,
while always adapting our solutions to the specific challenges
of each organization.
Our responsibility goes beyond delivery and extends to the
long-term reliability of the result .
We do not only build what is requested, but what is actually needed.
Enterprise references
Why SIXG Technology?
Controlled development. Lower risk. Measurable results.
When a development decision becomes a business risk, execution
matters.
Focused team, clear responsibility
We work with a small, senior engineering team. Decisions and outcomes remain under full control.
Controlled processes
We do not improvise. Every phase is planned, owned and tied to clear objectives and accountability.
Measurable business impact
We do not just deliver. We measure. Business and operational impact is trackable and accountable.
Real responsibility
We use our own bug-free methodology. If an issue remains, we fix it free of charge within one year, contractually guaranteed.
Technologies that already create advantage today
Buzzwords for some. Working future for us.
We apply technologies that already provide measurable business and security benefits in critical enterprise environments.
Focus areas
Legacy System Risk Assessment & Stabilization Map
A fixed-scope, two-week assessment for business-critical systems where uncertainty represents a greater risk than the technology itself.
When does this make sense?
- The system is business-critical and downtime is not an option
- Key knowledge exists only in people’s heads, not documented
- No one dares to touch it because “something always breaks”
- Vendor lock-in or unclear ownership and responsibilities
- A decision is pending: stabilize, refactor, or replace
What do you get in two weeks?
- A technical and operational risk map
- Dependency and single point of failure overview
- Clear stabilization priorities (what to do and what not to do)
- A clear recommendation: stabilize, refactor, or replace
- A documented summary to support executive decision-making
How does the assessment work?
Week 1
System review, dependency mapping, identification of failure risks.
Week 2
Risk prioritization and definition of stabilization options.
Outcome
Written report plus a review workshop, with no further obligation.
This is not a sales call.
We quickly clarify whether this assessment makes sense for your system – and explicitly say so if it does not.
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