Where security failure has a consequence. Regulated estates, and operational ones.

Held to

• DORA
• PCI DSS
• SOC 2
• ISO 27001
• Privacy obligations
• Banking supervision
• Operational resilience

What goes wrong

• Fraud and payment abuse
• Ransomware
• API abuse
• Third-party concentration risk
• Cloud exposure
• Customer data compromise
• Service disruption

How we work here

• Penetration testing across application, API and infrastructure.
• WAF, DDoS and bot protection in front of the earning services.
• Managed SOC and SIEM operations.
• Third-party risk management with recurring reassessment.
• DORA readiness, with evidence tracked in Cyberwiz.ai.

Held to

• HIPAA
• GDPR
• ISO 27799
• Local health privacy law
• Clinical data protection
• Supplier assurance

What goes wrong

• Patient data exposure
• Medical system downtime
• Unmanaged endpoints
• Supplier risk
• Privacy governance gaps

How we work here

• Privacy program and DPIA support.
• Endpoint and EDR implementation on estates that cannot go dark.
• Vendor due diligence and supplier assurance.
• Business continuity planning.
• Compliance readiness with evidence held continuously.

Held to

• NIS2
• IEC 62443
• National critical infrastructure requirements
• Safety obligations
• Continuity expectations

What goes wrong

• OT disruption
• SCADA and ICS exposure
• Remote access risk
• Supply chain compromise
• Availability and safety impact

How we work here

• OT readiness reviews and Purdue-model segmentation.
• Secure remote and vendor access design.
• Incident readiness drills with the people who would run them.
• Malware analysis support and network timing integrity.
• Regulatory alignment against NIS2 and sector requirements.

Held to

• SOC 2
• ISO 27001
• GDPR
• Enterprise customer security review
• Procurement requirements
• Investor due diligence

What goes wrong

• Cloud misconfiguration
• Source code exposure
• Weak SDLC controls
• Unmanaged vendors
• Growth outpacing governance

How we work here

• SOC 2 and ISO 27001 readiness on a deadline that is usually a customer's.
• DevSecOps advisory that fits an existing release train.
• Application and API security testing.
• Identity and access governance.
• Vendor risk and scalable GRC operations through Cyberwiz.ai.

Held to

• National cyber directives
• Public procurement requirements
• Privacy obligations
• ISO standards
• Public accountability

What goes wrong

• Advanced and targeted threats
• Service availability
• Sensitive data exposure
• Chain of custody requirements
• Public trust impact

How we work here

• Security assessments against the published baseline and above it.
• Incident response and forensic readiness.
• Intelligence reporting on the threats actually aimed at you.
• Control review and audit-defensible documentation.