Find the holes before someone else does.
A breach is cheapest to fix the day before it happens. So we look at your systems the way an attacker would, write up what we find in plain English, then roll up our sleeves and close the gaps.
You won't get a 90-page PDF that gathers dust. Every finding arrives with a priority, a fix, and the option of us doing the fixing.
What is included
Security audits and assessments
A structured review of your apps, infrastructure, logins and settings, with every finding ranked by how much it could actually hurt you.
Penetration testing
Authorised, carefully scoped attempts to break into your web apps, APIs and networks. Better you hear about the gap from us than from a ransom note.
Threat monitoring
Logging and alerts set up so that when something odd happens, a real person knows within minutes, not months.
Data encryption
Encryption in transit and at rest, keys that don't live in one person's head, and backups we've proven you can actually restore.
Compliance assistance
Practical help meeting what clients and regulators expect, including the GDPR obligations that come with EU customers.
How a project runs
Everything starts with scope and written permission: which systems, which tests, which hours. Nothing outside that line gets touched.
We share findings as soon as they're confirmed, so the critical ones get fixed while the rest of the assessment carries on.
Most of our projects go live in two to four weeks. Bigger scope? You get a working MVP within eight weeks, then new releases in short cycles, each one ending with software you can actually use.
When to bring us in
- A client, partner or regulator wants proof your systems have been checked, and you have nothing to show them.
- You hold customer data, especially from the UK or EU, and you're not sure where it lives, who can see it, or whether it's encrypted.
- Your app was built fast, has grown a lot since, and nobody has looked at its security since launch day.
- You'd rather have monitoring in place before an incident than a forensic report after one.
Questions we are asked
- What is the difference between an audit and a penetration test?
- An audit checks how your systems are built and configured against good practice. A penetration test actively tries to break in. Most businesses get the best value from an audit first, then a test on the parts that matter most.
- Will testing disrupt our live systems?
- No surprises. Testing is scoped and scheduled with you, with agreed hours and a clear stop condition. Anything that could affect uptime runs on a staging copy or in a quiet window you choose.
- Do you help with GDPR?
- Yes, on the technical side: data mapping, encryption, access control, retention and the security measures Article 32 asks for. We work alongside your legal advisers, not instead of them.
Tell us what you're building.
We reply with a clear scope, an honest timeline and a fixed next step.