Most organisations have backups. Far fewer have proven they could recover safely after a real cyber attack.

Our Cyber Recovery Readiness Assessment evaluates whether your organisation could restore critical operations without reintroducing attacker access or losing critical data. It helps you understand how well your current recovery capabilities would actually work in a real incident, and where to focus improvements for the biggest impact.

This assessment goes beyond traditional disaster recovery. We review the key areas that determine recovery success: backup protection, identity recovery, clean recovery environments, detection visibility, and recovery procedures. The outcome is a clear view of where your recovery capabilities would succeed or struggle in a real incident.

If you want confidence that you can recover effectively from a cyber incident, let’s assess your current capabilities and identify the most impactful improvements.

Understanding recovery gaps is the first step. The next is designing a recovery capability that actually works when systems are compromised.

Our Cyber Recovery Architecture & Design service helps organisations build a resilient recovery environment that can restore critical services safely after a cyber attack. We design the technical architecture, controls, and operational processes required to recover without reintroducing attacker access.

This includes recovery environments, identity recovery strategies, protected backups, and the procedures required to rebuild systems from trusted sources. The focus is practical: clear architecture, tested recovery paths, and controls that support real-world recovery operations.

If you want to build a cyber recovery capability that actually works when you need it, let’s design it together.

During a cyber incident, recovery decisions must be made quickly and under pressure. Clear recovery procedures are critical.

Our Cyber Recovery Playbook service develops structured, step-by-step recovery procedures for restoring critical services after a cyber attack. These playbooks provide operational guidance for security, IT, and leadership teams during recovery.

They define recovery priorities, responsibilities, and the sequence of actions required to safely rebuild systems and restore business operations. The goal is to ensure recovery is coordinated, controlled, and repeatable, rather than improvised during a crisis.

Equip your teams with clear procedures for recovering critical services after a cyber incident. Let’s develop those playbooks together.

A security 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 security operations, 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 security operations will evolve over the next 12-24 months, get in touch and we’ll map it out with you.

Our virtual Support service 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 security leader, 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 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.

Here we focus on building the guardrails that let your organisation use AI confidently, without constant case-by-case fire drills.

We help you define secure patterns for how AI systems are built and integrated, including data access, prompt and output controls, human oversight, and monitoring. The result is a set of reusable designs, reference architectures, and policies that product, engineering, and business teams can follow to ship AI features safely and repeatably.

If you’re planning to roll out AI solutions, contact us to help you design the guardrails and patterns you need.