Security that lets you move faster, not slower.
We test systems the way attackers do, then help you fix what we find and detect what we missed. The practice covers penetration testing, red teaming, managed detection, incident response and the governance work that regulators, auditors and enterprise customers expect. Every report is written for two readers: the engineer who has to fix it and the executive who has to fund it.
The problems that bring people to us.
- 01
You don't know what's exposed.
Cloud accounts, acquired subsidiaries, campaign microsites and staging servers accumulate. Nobody has a complete list, so nobody is defending it.
- 02
Compliance without security.
The policies exist and the certificate is on the wall, but nobody has tried to break in since the last audit.
- 03
No plan for the bad day.
When ransomware hits, the first hour decides the outcome. Most organisations spend it working out who can authorise what.
Cybersecurity services.
01Penetration Testing (Web, API, Mobile)
Manual, adversary-style testing of applications and their business logic, with a retest included.
02Network & Cloud Security Assessment
External and internal network tests and AWS, Azure and Google Cloud configuration reviews.
03Attack Surface & Vulnerability Management
Continuous discovery and scanning of exposed assets with fixes prioritised by real risk.
04Managed Detection & Response (MDR/XDR)
Continuous monitoring, alert triage and response across endpoints, identity and cloud.
05Red Team & Social Engineering
Objective-based adversary emulation including phishing and physical scenarios, measured against your defences.
06Incident Response Readiness & Retainer
An incident response plan, rehearsed with tabletop exercises, and an on-call retainer for when it happens.
07Compliance & Governance (ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIS2, GDPR)
Gap assessment, policy writing and audit preparation across the frameworks your customers demand.
08Security Awareness Training
Role-based training and phishing simulations that reduce human risk and prove it.
09AI/LLM Security Assessment
Prompt injection, data leakage and model abuse testing for AI features, assistants and agents.
Our method, tuned for this work.
The same spine runs through every engagement, whatever the discipline. It keeps decisions visible and lets you see where you are at any point.
- 01
Scope
Agree targets, rules of engagement and what a successful attack would mean for the business.
- 02
Map
Reconnaissance and attack surface mapping across everything in scope.
- 03
Attack
Manual, adversary-style testing of the paths that matter, not only what scanners find.
- 04
Report
Findings with exploit paths, business impact and fixes, reviewed with your team.
- 05
Harden
Remediation support, retesting and the detection improvements that follow.
Manual testing first.
Scanners find known issues. Our testers find business logic flaws, chained weaknesses and the things a scanner will never see.
Fixes, not only findings.
Our developers and IT engineers can help remediate, and every test includes a retest.
AI in scope.
We test LLM features and agents alongside traditional applications, because that is where new attack surface is growing.
- Calling a vulnerability scan a penetration test.
- Scoping out the systems you are most worried about.
- Buying detection tooling without anyone to watch it.
- Filing the report and never retesting.
- Treating awareness training as a once-a-year video.
- Burp Suite
- Nmap
- Metasploit
- Nuclei
- BloodHound
- Prowler
- ScoutSuite
- Microsoft Sentinel
- Microsoft Defender
- CrowdStrike
- Elastic Security
- KnowBe4
- Garak
- Semgrep
Three shapes of mandate. One standard.
Fixed-scope programme
A defined outcome, a defined team and a date. Best for audits, platform builds and migrations.
Retained partnership
A standing senior team with a rolling backlog. Best for marketing, security operations and product estates.
Embedded leadership
Our specialists inside your organisation, on your tools and governance, for as long as the mandate runs.
Questions, answered.
By the number of applications, endpoints, user roles and hosts. We agree a fixed scope after a short call and explain what drives the effort.
A single web application typically takes one to two weeks of testing plus reporting. Larger scopes and red team exercises run for several weeks.
We agree rules of engagement, test windows and emergency contacts. Denial-of-service testing is excluded unless explicitly requested.
Yes. Our testers hold recognised offensive security certifications and the practice follows established testing standards. We share credentials on request.
Yes. Every report includes a findings review, and our engineers can help fix issues directly where you want that.
Yes. After retesting we issue a summary letter confirming scope, dates and remediation status.