Risk you can put a number on
A risk register scored against a methodology you can explain, with treatment costs attached. No heat maps without maths behind them.
A security positionyou can defend
Boards do not want a threat briefing. They want to know the residual risk, what it costs to reduce it, and whether the last audit is going to pass. That is what we produce.
Wrong room? Switch to the engineering view
Four questions the board will ask you.
Governance that survives turnover
Policy, ownership and review cadence documented so the programme does not leave when a person does.
Audit outcomes, not audit activity
We are measured on whether you certify. Readiness assessments happen before fieldwork, not after a finding.
Budget you can defend line by line
Every recommendation carries an effort estimate and the risk it retires, so the board sees what it is buying.
Security spend is only defensible when it is tied to a risk someone signed for.
Where to start
All services- S-02 Cloud Security A cloud estate whose security posture is a design decision, not a residue of how the migration happened.
- S-03 Phishing Simulation A measured, improving reporting rate — and a short list of the processes that let a convincing email through.
- S-04 Security Awareness Training A workforce that recognises the moment it is being worked — and an audit trail that proves the training happened.
- S-05 Incident Response Readiness A response your team has already run once, before it counts.
- S-06 ISO 27001 Certification, and an ISMS that survives the year after it.
- S-07 SOC 2 A clean report your prospects’ security teams accept without a follow-up call.
- S-08 CPCSC Certification readiness ahead of the contract clause, not after it.
- S-09 CMMC Level 2 assessment readiness with the boundary — and the cost — kept small.
Tell us what triggered the search. We will scope to that.
We reply to every assessment request within one business day.