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Cybersecurity strategy

This is one of the ways we turn a complex security challenge into a plan that puts investment where it reduces risk most.

Problem

01

We are spending on security without a strategy.

02

We cannot show a regulator a coherent plan.

03

We do not know our biggest risks.

Outcomes

  • Investment aimed at the biggest risks
  • A plan that passes due diligence
  • A clear view of exposure

Scope

In scope

  • Risk and control review
  • Strategy and roadmap
  • Prioritised recommendations

Not included

  • Hands-on implementation of controls, which sits under security architecture and engineering
  • Penetration testing

Governance, risk and compliance

Customers, regulators and auditors increasingly ask for evidence that security is managed. We build the policies, risk registers and control frameworks that answer them, mapped to the standards and obligations that apply to you, and kept proportionate to your size.

  • Security policy set.
  • Risk register and risk treatment process.
  • Control mapping to standards such as Cyber Essentials, ISO/IEC 27001 or sector rules, where they apply.
  • Support with due-diligence questionnaires and tenders.

Approach

  1. Discovery

    We agree the services and data you most need to protect, and review your current controls and obligations.

  2. Delivery planning

    We prioritise by risk and set out a roadmap, costs and the controls to put in place.

  3. Build and test

    We produce the strategy and artefacts and test them against real threats and your obligations.

  4. Operational readiness, hypercare and closure

    We hand over, support the first weeks of use, and confirm the outcome before we close.

Deliverables

Security strategyPrioritised roadmapRisk register

Technologies

Risk frameworks used as reference points: NIST CSF, ISO 27001Control mapping to your regulatory obligations

Controls

Recommendations are prioritised by assessed risk, not by vendor or fashion. Any personal or sensitive data in scope is identified and handled under the privacy notice. The strategy names a single accountable owner for each priority risk. Findings and assumptions are written down so procurement and auditors can follow them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a penetration test?

No. This is the strategy and roadmap that decides where testing and controls should focus.

Will this pass procurement and audit?

It is written to be read by procurement and auditors, with the evidence they expect.

Ready to scope this?

Tell us what you are trying to protect and we will help you plan it around real risk.