Our Compliance Starters service is specifically aimed at small businesses.

This service helps you understand what applies to your organisation and how to meet it without unnecessary complexity. We translate UK requirements - such as Cyber Essentials and GDPR - and relevant EU or international standards into clear, manageable actions.

The focus isn’t box-ticking. It’s building effective security controls that actually work, and preparing you calmly and confidently for assessment. The outcome is audit readiness backed by genuine security capability.

Get clear, practical guidance on your compliance position, so you can focus on running your business.

Our Security Starters package is specifically aimed at small businesses, and is designed to be a companion to our Compliance Starters service.

This service is a practical, technically grounded setup service designed for small organisations that need a solid security foundation without enterprise complexity. We help you implement and configure essential protections so your business has real defensive capability from day one.

The focus is on correctly implemented controls, not just installed tools, giving you visibility, resilience, and a structure you can build on as you grow.

Let us help you implement the key controls your business actually needs to operate securely - clearly and correctly.

Our Security Training package is specifically aimed at small businesses, and is designed to be a companion to our Compliance and Security Starters services.

We will provide practical, scenario-based training designed specifically for small and growing organisations. We focus on the real risks small businesses face: phishing, credential theft, business email compromise, ransomware, and data handling mistakes. Then we show your team how to recognise and respond to them confidently.

Sessions are clear, technically accurate, and tailored to your environment, helping staff understand not just what to do, but why it matters.

Strengthen your team’s ability to recognise and respond to real-world threats - start with a practical training session.

A virtual CISO gives you access to experienced security leadership without the cost and commitment of a full-time hire.

We act as a part-time member of your leadership team, helping you set direction, make trade-offs, and communicate clearly with the board, regulators, and the business. That includes defining priorities, overseeing key programmes, and being a sounding board for day-to-day decisions, all tailored to your size, sector, and ambitions.

If you need strategic security guidance but aren’t ready for a full-time CISO, let’s discuss a virtual arrangement that fits your organisation.

Available for businesses of any size, with flexible hours and scope to match your needs.

A detection health assessment shows how well your current detections actually work in practice, beyond simple counts of rules or use cases.

We review your existing detections across coverage, noise levels, reliability, and resilience to change. That includes looking at alert quality, data dependencies, testing practices, and how feedback from analysts is (or isn’t) fed back into improvements. You’ll get a clear baseline of strengths, weaknesses, and quick wins that make detections more trustworthy for the team.

If you suspect your detections aren’t pulling their weight, let’s baseline their health and identify the most impactful fixes.

Having threat-informed detections means you’re building detections around how attackers actually behave, not just around product features or default content.

We map realistic threat scenarios and attacker techniques to your environment, then design and prioritise detections that give you meaningful, high-signal coverage. This includes choosing the right data sources, defining success criteria, and aligning detection work with your risk register and incident history so everyone can see why each detection exists.

If you want your detection backlog to be driven by real threats instead of guesswork, we can help you reshape and execute that roadmap.

Detection engineering and automation turns writing rules into an organised engineering practice, with quality checks and automation at every step.

We help you design and implement a repeatable workflow for how detections are proposed, reviewed, tested, deployed, and maintained. That can include version control, CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, environments for safe experimentation, and integrations with your existing tooling. The result is faster delivery of better-quality detections, with less manual work and fewer surprises in production.

If you’re ready to move from ad-hoc rule writing to an engineered detection pipeline, we can help you design and implement that change.

A management framework gives your detection programme clear rules of the road, so content doesn’t slowly drift into chaos.

We work with you to define how detections are owned, measured, tuned, retired, and audited over time. That includes roles and responsibilities, SLAs, workflows for handling noisy or broken content, and the metrics you’ll use to show progress. With this structure in place, your team can make confident decisions about what to build, fix, or retire instead of fighting the same fires repeatedly.

If your detection catalogue feels unmanageable, let’s put a simple but effective framework around it.

A SOC maturity assessment helps you understand how well your current security operations really support the business, in plain language your leaders can act on.

We look at capabilities, tooling, processes, and coverage against your actual risks and target maturity, not an abstract checklist. We’ll highlight where you’re over-invested, under-protected, or misaligned, and show how that plays out in day-to-day operations. The outcome is a clear, prioritised view of where to strengthen your SOC so it delivers reliable, sustainable value to the business.

If you want a practical view of “where we really are” and what to fix first, let’s schedule a short discovery call to scope your assessment.

A SOC strategy turns vague aspirations into a concrete, staged plan that your team and stakeholders can actually deliver.

We work with you to define a realistic operating model, roles, and ways of working for your SOC, matched to your threat profile, technology stack, and budget. From there we build a roadmap that sequences people, process, and tooling changes so you can demonstrate progress at each step instead of chasing a never-ending wish list.

If you need a clear, defensible plan for how your SOC will evolve over the next 12-24 months, get in touch and we’ll map it out with you.

A security controls assessment focuses on how well your existing controls perform in real life, not just whether they exist on paper.

We look at key technical and process controls - such as identity, endpoint, logging, and response - and test how they stand up to realistic threat scenarios and your business objectives. You’ll see where controls are doing their job, where there are blind spots or gaps, and where simple changes could significantly improve outcomes.

If you want confidence that your current investments are actually reducing risk, we can help you test and tune your controls.

Most companies don’t struggle because they lack security tools. They struggle because the tools they have don’t fit their environment, their risks, or how their teams work.

We help you design how your security systems should work together, so they protect what matters, support operations, and don’t create chaos. We work out what you actually need to protect, how attackers would realistically approach it, and how your existing systems should be structured to handle that.

Whether you want assistance with deploying new solutions, or just want to sanity check your current environment, we can help you.

Contact us for a short consultation to understand your requirements and where improvements would have the most impact.

Our AI risk assessment is designed to be complementary to technical hands-on audits such as red team exercises and penetration tests, by looking at the broader patterns of how AI is used across your organisation, and where that creates risk. It gives you a straightforward view of how your current use of AI and automation could expose data, systems, or people to harm.

We review where and how AI is used in your organisation today - from SaaS tools and copilots to custom models and agents - and identify security, privacy, and safety risks in each pattern. You’ll receive clear recommendations on controls, guardrails, and processes to reduce those risks without shutting down useful innovation.

If you’re unsure about where to begin using AI safely and securely, let’s talk about an assessment tailored to your environment.