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Security Services

From breaking into applications to building the policies that keep an organisation resilient: penetration testing, identity and access management, GRC, and cyber resilience, grounded in hands-on vulnerability research, cloud engineering, and formal security training. Four areas, one team.

Building something new and want security designed in from the start? See Secure Foundations.

Penetration Testing

Testing systems from an attacker's perspective, finding the vulnerabilities automated scanners miss.

Web Application Pentesting

Systematic testing covering OWASP Top 10, authentication and session flaws, access control issues, and business logic vulnerabilities. We test both the surface and the logic underneath it.

API Penetration Testing

REST and GraphQL APIs tested for authentication bypass, broken object-level authorisation, injection flaws, rate limiting gaps, and sensitive data exposure.

Cloud & Infrastructure Pentesting

Exercising your cloud environment, network, and configuration for exploitable weaknesses, IAM policies, exposed storage, security group rules, and public-facing resources that should not be public.

Code-Assisted Review

Manual review targeting injection points, insecure dependencies, secrets in code, improper error handling, and cryptographic weaknesses, before deployment, not after an incident.

Identity & Access Management (IAM)

Making sure the right people and services have exactly the access they should, no more.

Access Architecture Review

IAM roles, service accounts, OAuth/OIDC flows, JWT implementation, and RBAC design assessed against least-privilege. Is access actually enforced the way you think it is?

Identity Audit

Who can access what, where standing privileges have accumulated over time, and where access should be revoked or scoped down.

SSO & Authentication Design

Designing or hardening sign-in, multi-factor authentication, and session management so identity is not the weak link in your system.

Secrets & Credential Management

Finding secrets that live where they shouldn't, environment files, CI/CD variables, hardcoded credentials, public repositories, and establishing controls to keep them out.

Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC)

Understanding your risk posture, mapping it to frameworks, and turning it into a plan, without the enterprise-consultant overhead.

Risk Assessment

Identifying, categorising, and prioritising your organisation's security risks by likelihood and impact, producing a clear, actionable risk register rather than a compliance checkbox.

GDPR Technical Review

Assessment of technical measures against GDPR data protection requirements, covering data flows, access controls, encryption, logging, and incident response obligations.

Security Policy Development

Practical, proportionate security policies covering acceptable use, access control, and data classification, tailored to your organisation's size and risk appetite.

Framework Mapping

Aligning your controls to the framework that matters to you and your customers, so you can demonstrate where you stand and what to close next.

Cyber Resilience

Building the capacity to withstand and recover from incidents, before one happens.

Incident Response Planning

Procedures, roles, and runbooks so a bad day is managed, not improvised, with clear ownership and communication paths defined in advance.

Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery

Backup strategy review, recovery time and recovery point objectives, and tested restore paths, so recovery is something you have practised, not hoped for.

Resilience Assessment

Stress-testing your ability to keep operating through disruption and closing the gaps that would hurt most.

Tabletop Exercises

Walking your team through a realistic incident scenario to surface the weaknesses that only show up under pressure.

How an engagement works

  1. 1
    Scoping: We agree on targets, objectives, and boundaries before anything starts.
  2. 2
    Assessment: Hands-on, manual-first work. Automated tools surface candidates; we verify and dig deeper.
  3. 3
    Report: A clear written report: every finding with severity, evidence, and specific remediation steps, not a raw scanner dump.
  4. 4
    Follow-up: Once fixes are in place, we re-test the affected areas to confirm they hold.

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Tell us what you need and we'll put together a scoping proposal.

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