Cyber Security Advisory Services

Yes. Reports and executive summaries can help explain your current position, the actions taken and the remaining risks.

We discuss who the information is intended for and which findings can be shared. Specific requirements from a customer or insurer should be checked upfront, so the engagement can take them into account.

A report does not automatically replace their own assessment or approval process.

We review the results with you and agree the next steps. Your team can use the recommendations to make improvements, with further support where needed.

After a pentest, a retest can validate the fixes. The awareness programme closes its annual cycle with a review and proposed priorities for the following year. The follow-up depends on your goals and the scope we agree.

We connect the findings to their potential business impact and explain them in language management can use. Depending on the engagement, the roadmap includes priorities, effort estimates and budget indications.

That gives you a basis for deciding what to address first, what can wait and who should take ownership.

Advisory helps you understand risks and turn them into a practical plan. An audit checks conformity against a defined standard. A pentest tests what an attacker can achieve within an agreed technical scope.

Managed security services provide ongoing operational support, such as monitoring and response. These services can complement each other. We help you decide which combination fits your needs.

Yes. We start by understanding what is already in place and who is responsible for it.

Your internal team and IT partner bring valuable knowledge of the environment. We build on that, identify gaps and agree who will handle the next steps. Our advice is vendor-neutral, with recommendations based on your risks and priorities.

The cost depends on the service, the scope of your organisation and environment, and the level of support you need. Some services are project-based, while the awareness programme follows an annual subscription model. Start with an introductory conversation about your situation and goals.

We then propose a scope, expected deliverables and price, so you know what you are committing to before the work begins.

We agree this with you before starting. An assessment needs input from the people who understand your systems, processes and business priorities. An awareness programme needs coordination and time for training and review sessions. A pentest needs technical scoping and follow-up on the findings.

We make those expectations clear upfront so you can plan the work alongside your daily operations.

The results depend on the service and scope you choose. A maturity assessment gives you a scored view of your organisation and recommendations, with roadmap detail depending on the selected level. An awareness programme tracks behaviour such as clicking and reporting phishing emails. Exposure management gives you validated attack paths and remediation advice. Follow-up measurements and retests help show what has improved and what still needs attention.

Yes. Protecting your operations, data and customer relationships matters whatever your regulatory status. You may also need a clearer view of your risks for management, customers or your cyber insurer.

Advisory helps you identify practical improvements and use your available budget where it makes the most difference. NIS2 can be a reason to start, but it is not the only one.

You can start with one service. Each addresses a specific need, and the next step depends on what your organization needs and can realistically take on. An assessment might lead to an awareness programme or a pentest, for example.

We agree the scope with you first and use the findings to decide whether further support would be useful.

That depends on the question you need to answer. If you lack an overview of your risks, a maturity assessment is a good place to start. If phishing and employee behaviour are your main concern, look at our awareness programme. AI-driven exposure management helps validate your technical defences. If NIS2 is the immediate driver, we help you understand your scope and plan the journey.

We can work out the right starting point together in an introductory conversation.

We help you understand where your organisation stands today and decide what to improve first. Depending on your needs, that can mean building safer behaviour among employees, assessing your cybersecurity maturity or testing whether your defences hold up in practice.

You get clear findings and practical next steps that your IT team and management can work with.