We own the infrastructure layer that everything else depends on — so your business is secure, compliant, and insurable.
By the time these are discovered, it is no longer an IT issue.
It is a commercial, regulatory, and insurance problem.
That responsibility sits with you.
Unless it is formally owned.
Every device, user, and access point is identified, controlled, and maintained to a supported standard.
Not policies on paper — implemented controls. MFA, patching, endpoint protection, and access restrictions applied properly.
If it connects to your business, it is known, monitored, and auditable.
We structure your environment to meet — and evidence — the requirements of Cyber Essentials and the April 2026 changes.
We do not interfere with your line-of-business systems. We ensure the environment they run on is secure, stable, and compliant.
Every control evidenced and documented — so you can demonstrate compliance to insurers, regulators, and clients on demand.
London-based SMEs that:
Particularly relevant to legal, financial services, and charity — but the underlying risk is universal.
One unsupported device, one missed patch cycle, or one undocumented system can:
Void your cyber insurance — the insurer does not need to prove it caused the breach. Its presence is the finding.
Cause Cyber Essentials failure — under CE v3.3 from April 2026, gaps must be evidenced, not declared.
Trigger regulatory scrutiny — a breach involving personal data requires ICO notification within 72 hours.
Turn a contained incident into a full outage — most firms discover their backups cannot support recovery at exactly the moment they need them.