
We help clients protect themselves from bad actors, whether that is an opportunist with a phishing kit or a funded, patient adversary: organised criminal groups and state-sponsored advanced persistent threats.
Identity is the new perimeter and most of it is no longer human: service principals, API keys, agent credentials. Meanwhile SaaS sprawl adds tenants nobody inventoried and AI assistants quietly widen what a single compromised account can reach. We work those three fronts, and we prepare for the cryptographic migration that is now a dated programme rather than a theory.
Human and non-human identity governed together, privilege that expires, and detection tuned for identity abuse rather than malware signatures.
Continuous threat exposure management: find what is reachable, prove it is exploitable, fix what an attacker would actually use.
Prompt injection, tool permissions, data leakage and agent identity assessed against OWASP guidance for LLM applications before the pilot goes wide.
Cryptographic inventory, then a staged migration to the NIST post-quantum standards, prioritised by how long your data has to stay secret.
SaaS management and security. Brings the shadow estate into view: which applications hold your data, which identities can reach them, and what to shut down first.
AI-native SOC and managed detection and response. Agents triage the volume so human analysts spend their hours on the alerts that carry real consequence.