SERVICES
Eight services, one operations team
Everything below is delivered by the same analysts out of the same operations centre. The people who tested your systems are the people watching them — which is why a finding turns into monitoring instead of into a PDF.
Security Operations Center
Analysts watching your estate around the clock, with the tooling and the honeypots to see an intrusion while it is still an intrusion and not yet a breach.
Read more CISOaaSChief Information Security Officer
A security executive on subscription: policy, risk register, board reporting and the evidence an auditor asks for — without a six-figure hire.
Read more PenTestPenetration testing
A real attack, run by people who have done it for a living, ending in a report your engineers can act on and your auditor will accept.
Read more TPRMaaSThird-party risk management
Your suppliers are your attack surface, and under NIS2 they are also your legal responsibility. We inventory them, rate them and keep watching.
Read more VMVulnerability management
Continuous discovery, prioritised by what is actually reachable and actually exploited — not by a scanner dumping ten thousand findings on your team.
Read more IoT / OTIoT and OT security
Cameras, controllers and machines that shipped with no security and cannot be patched. We segment them, watch them and stop them talking to strangers.
Read more IRIncident response
Containment, eradication and recovery, on site if it needs to be. The 24-hour clock in the law starts the moment you notice, not the moment you call.
Read more DFIRDigital forensics
Evidence handled so it survives a courtroom and an insurer: what was taken, when, by whom, and what has to be disclosed to whom.
Read more NOT SUREWhich of these do you actually need?
Most organisations need two and are being sold five. Describe your estate and we will say which two, in writing, before you commit to anything.
Ask usHOW WE START
Three steps before anything is signed
Find out what an attacker already knows
A first review takes a fortnight and ends in a document you can take to your board.