Security should protect your business.
Not complicate it.

43% of cyber attacks target small and medium businesses (Verizon DBIR) specifically because they often have weaker defenses. If you handle client data, process payments, or would suffer if your systems went down for a week, you need protection.

Good security is largely industry-agnostic — the fundamentals of protecting your data, systems, and people apply everywhere. What changes between industries are the specific compliance requirements (NIS2 for critical infrastructure, SOC 2 for SaaS, GDPR for anyone handling EU personal data) and the regulatory expectations around them. We handle both: the universal security work and the industry-specific compliance that sits on top.

We complement, not replace, your IT resources. Most IT generalists don't have time for deep security work. We provide strategic guidance, oversee implementation, and run specialized assessments—freeing your IT team to focus on daily operations while we keep security on track.

The full assessment takes 1-2 weeks. We'll need a few hours of your IT team's time for access and context — we handle everything else. There's no disruption to daily operations. You'll receive the completed roadmap in a 2-hour workshop where we walk through every finding together.

Three things set us apart. First, you get a dedicated advisor — not a rotating team of juniors. Second, we stay with you month to month, tracking progress against your roadmap instead of handing you a report and disappearing. Third, every deliverable is written for executives, not engineers — so you can actually act on what we find. We don't sell tools or take vendor commissions. Our only incentive is making your business more secure.

Yes. The EU NIS2 Directive requires energy, manufacturing, and critical infrastructure companies to implement cybersecurity measures — with fines up to €10M or 2% of global revenue. For companies pursuing ISO 27001 or SOC 2 to close enterprise deals, we build the policies, controls, and evidence your auditor needs — without the overhead of hiring a full compliance team. Reach out to us to check your readiness.

Yes. When insurers send 40-page security questionnaires, most companies struggle to answer them — and bad answers mean denied coverage or tripled premiums. We help you understand what insurers are really asking, close the gaps in your controls, and present your security posture honestly and confidently. Many clients find this pays for itself through reduced premiums.

This is one of the most common reasons companies reach out to us. Whether it's a customer audit, a partner security assessment, or a procurement questionnaire, we help you answer honestly, identify and close the real gaps, and keep the business relationship intact. If you're losing deals because of security questionnaires, we can fix that.

We're not a 24/7 SOC or incident response team — and we're upfront about that. What we do is make sure you're never caught without a plan. We build your incident response playbook, help you establish a retainer with a specialist IR provider, and ensure your team knows exactly who to call and what to do in the first critical hours. If something does happen, we're available to help coordinate and advise — but the real value is in the preparation that makes a breach survivable.

Yes. A penetration test is included as part of our security assessment to validate real-world attack paths. We also offer standalone penetration testing as an ad-hoc service if you need it for compliance, customer requirements, or periodic validation. Get in touch to discuss scope.

Yes. Human error is involved in the majority of breaches, and every compliance framework and cyber insurer asks whether you train your staff. We run tailored awareness programmes — including phishing simulations, role-specific training for developers and finance teams, and measurable reporting you can show to auditors and insurers. This is one of the fastest ways to reduce risk and tick a box that matters.

Absolutely. Most SMBs running AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud have misconfigurations they don't know about — public storage buckets, overly permissive IAM roles, missing logging. We review your cloud environment against CIS benchmarks, flag the real risks, and give your team a prioritized fix list. If you've never had a cloud security review, this is usually where we find the most impactful quick wins.

Yes. NIS2 requires it, insurers ask about it, and most companies don't have a tested plan. We help you build a business continuity and disaster recovery plan that actually works — covering critical systems, recovery priorities, communication protocols, and regular tabletop exercises. The goal is simple: if something goes wrong, your team knows exactly what to do and how fast you can get back up.