Problems we solve

We can’t justify a full-time security manager, but someone needs to be in charge of this.

You don’t know whether you’re more or less secure than you were last month.
Your IT provider fixes problems, but nobody tells you which risks matter most or what to do next.
A big customer has sent a long security questionnaire, and you’re not sure how to answer it honestly.
As a director, you’re not sure what you’re personally responsible for if there’s a breach.

My employees want to use AI to reduce costs, speed up our business and do more. Should I be worried about cybersecurity and AI?

Staff may already be pasting customer data, contracts or internal documents into free AI tools, and you don’t know which tools or where that data goes.
You’d like to try AI agents that can read email, update records or take actions for you, but you’re not sure what they should be allowed to do.
A customer has asked how you use AI with their data, and you don’t have a clear answer.

We need someone independent to check that our security actually works.

Your board, insurer or customers want proof, not reassurance from the people who set it up.
You rely on suppliers such as your IT provider, cloud services and payroll, but you don’t know how secure they are. If they’re breached, so are you.

A customer or tender says we need Cyber Essentials or ISO 27001.

You need security policies that fit a business your size, not a binder nobody reads.
You want to know what’s missing before you pay for the assessment, so you pass first time.

How much should we spend on cybersecurity, and on what?

You’re asked to approve security spending without knowing what it protects you from in pounds.
You’d like to know what a serious cyber attack would cost the business, to help you decide on insurance and investment.
You want your budget to go where it reduces the most risk.

If ransomware hit us tomorrow, would we know what to do?

There’s no written plan for who does what when systems go down or data is stolen.
You have a plan, but it’s never been tested. An attack shouldn’t be the first time anyone reads it.

Problems we help SMEs solve