Most breaches
are quiet.
By the time an alert fires, an intruder has usually been inside for weeks. We find them in hours — and we tell you in plain English what to do next.
Stopped at
the edge.
An illustration of how inbound attempts are stopped at the edge before they reach anything that matters.
Four things,
done properly.
A small team of engineers, not a call centre. You get the same people every time, and they know your network.
Threat monitoring
Continuous cover of your endpoints, cloud and identity layer. Every alert is triaged by a person before it reaches you, so you are never woken up for a false positive.
Incident response
Retained or emergency. We contain the intrusion, work out how it started, and hand you a report your board and your insurer can both read.
Offensive testing
We attack the estate the way a real intruder would, then sit down with your engineers and fix it. No 200-page PDF of scanner output.
Security advisory
A named engineer who sits in your leadership meetings, owns the roadmap and tells you where the money is worth spending — and where it isn't.
How the first
fortnight runs.
No discovery phase that bills for three months. Cover starts before the paperwork is finished.
Briefing
Ninety minutes with your team. We map what you run, what you're worried about, and what has already gone wrong.
Sensors live
Agents deployed, log sources connected, monitoring switched on. You are covered from this point.
Baseline report
What normal looks like on your network, what we found on the way in, and a ranked list of fixes.
Standing watch
Monthly review with the same engineers. Quarterly testing. Callout whenever you need it.
Talk to an engineer,
not a salesperson.
Tell us what you're running and what's keeping you up. If we're not the right fit we'll say so and point you somewhere better.
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