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Cybersecurity

Assessment, hardening and incident readiness — findings ranked by real business impact, with the fixes done, not just listed.

Overview

Security work goes wrong in two directions. Either it produces a 200-page report nobody acts on, or it becomes a shopping list of tools that leaves the underlying problems untouched.

We assess against the way your organisation actually works, rank findings by what an attacker could realistically achieve, and — where you want us to — implement the remediation rather than handing it back to a team without the capacity to do it.

Threat modelling starts at the architecture, not the perimeter

Capabilities

What cybersecurity covers

  • Security assessment and testing

    Application and infrastructure review against recognised frameworks, with findings ranked by exploitability and business impact.

  • Hardening and remediation

    Closing the findings — identity and access, network boundaries, logging, patching and configuration — with verification that each fix holds.

  • Policy and compliance support

    Practical documentation that reflects what you really do, produced to support certification or customer due diligence.

  • Incident readiness

    An escalation path, a response plan and a rehearsal, so the first real incident is not also the first time anyone has thought about it.

Process

How we deliver it

The four stages cybersecurity moves through, and what you have at the end of each.

  1. Scope and rules of engagement

    Written authorisation, agreed boundaries and defined communication paths before any testing begins.

  2. Assess

    Structured review of the in-scope estate against a recognised framework, with evidence captured for each finding.

  3. Report and prioritise

    One report for the technical team and one for decision-makers, sharing the same prioritised list.

  4. Remediate and retest

    Fixes implemented or supported, then retested so closure is demonstrated rather than assumed.

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PRD §8 requires the exact scope of each service to be confirmed before final copy. Outstanding for this one:

  • Which frameworks and standards are followed and can be named publicly — ISO 27001, NIST, OWASP (PRD §27)
  • Which security certifications held by the team can be displayed for credibility (PRD §27)
  • Whether penetration testing is delivered in-house or through a partner

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Other capabilities

  • DevSecOps

    Pipelines that ship faster and catch security problems before they reach production — not after a customer finds them.

  • Full Stack

    One team across the whole system — the architecture, the services behind it, and the payment rails it has to settle through.

  • UI/UX Design

    Research, interface design and reusable design systems — accessible by construction, not by later remediation.