Assess your cyber risks, strengthen relevant controls, and prepare your people and systems to respond. We shape the work around your organisation and its priorities.
Common security challenges
Unclear ownership, uneven controls, and limited visibility can make threats harder to manage.
Plan how to protect important systems and recover operations if data or devices are compromised.
Strengthen identity controls and help staff recognise and report suspicious messages.
Check whether network, cloud, and endpoint settings still fit the organisation’s needs.
Give staff practical guidance that helps them handle common security situations.
Understand the security expectations that apply to your customers, sector, and partners.
Identify and prioritise vulnerabilities in websites, APIs, and other digital services.
Improve logging and alerting so suspicious activity is easier to identify and investigate.
Cybersecurity support
Start with your systems and risks, then agree the assessment, controls, and response work that makes sense for your team.
Assess agreed applications, APIs, networks, or configurations to identify and prioritise security weaknesses.
Review logs and alerts to improve visibility into suspicious activity and support a considered response.
Plan how to assess, contain, and recover from incidents, with response support scoped to your needs.
How we work
Security improvements work best when technical controls, people, and response plans are considered together.
Review the systems, information, and risks that matter most to your organisation.
Agree proportionate actions for controls, people, and technology, based on risk and capacity.
Clarify roles, escalation paths, and recovery priorities before an incident occurs.
Our services
We can discuss these areas separately or combine them into a focused plan based on your needs and capacity.
Different operating contexts
The systems, information, and obligations that matter most depend on how your organisation operates.
Consider patient information, clinical systems, and continuity when reviewing security priorities.
Key Focus: Patient information and continuityReview controls around customer information, transactions, and critical financial systems.
Key Focus: Customer data and transactionsConsider public services, citizen information, and the systems agencies rely on.
Key Focus: Public services and informationReview donor information, field communications, and the needs of distributed teams.
Key Focus: Donor data and field operationsCybersecurity questions
A few common questions about security assessments and support.
Let’s talk
Share your security priorities with us. We’ll help you discuss the risks, controls, and next steps that fit your organisation.