Security that stands up to attackers, insurers and audits

Close the gaps attackers and insurers look for: MFA, phishing defense, tested backups, and security reviews you can show clients.

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▸Security assessment ranked by real business risk

▸Penetration testing of networks, web applications and APIs

▸Multi-factor login, endpoint protection and email filtering

▸Phishing and fraud training, including fake-invoice and fake-voice scenarios

▸HIPAA risk assessments and SOC 2 readiness

▸Cyber insurance and client security questionnaires

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Assess

We review your setup the way an attacker or auditor would.

Fix

The highest-risk gaps first, by our team or alongside yours.

Prove

A report, policies and evidence for your insurer, auditor or client.

Review

Periodic check-ups, because accounts, vendors and threats change.

Why it matters

Security questions now arrive from three directions at once. Attackers use convincing AI-written phishing and fake voices. Cyber insurers ask whether you have multi-factor login, endpoint protection and tested backups before they renew. Larger clients send security questionnaires or ask for SOC 2 before they sign. We find the gaps that matter most, fix them in order, and leave you with evidence you can hand to whoever is asking.

Who it is for

Businesses that hold client, patient or financial data, or that sell to companies with security requirements.

Real work

A Colorado manufacturer's security assessment and compliance programme: read the case study. For the steps, see our guide to getting SOC 2 certified as a small business.

How it connects

Everyday IT that stays patched: Managed IT Support
Recovery when prevention fails: Data Management & Recovery
After a breach, finding out what happened: Digital Forensics

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SOC 2 Type I & IIISO 27001NIST CSFCIS ControlsHIPAAPCI-DSSCMMC

Frequently asked questions

Our insurer sent a security questionnaire. Can you help?

Yes. We answer it with you and fix what stands behind the answers you could not tick.

Do we need SOC 2?

Only if your customers ask for it. We start with a readiness review so you know the size of the job before committing.

How often should we run a penetration test?

At least once a year, and after any major change to your network or applications.

What if we are breached?

Call us. Our forensics and security teams work the incident together: contain it, find out what happened, and close the gap.

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