Cyber security advisory · UK and EU

Cyber risk, governance and resilience for critical digital services.

We help regulated and security-critical organisations make defensible risk decisions, strengthen cyber governance, and turn security strategy into practical change.

What changes

What are you trying to change?

Most of this work comes down to one of three needs, and each engagement is built to deliver the one that is yours.

Govern cyber risk

Decision rights, accountability, and board oversight that make cyber risk a governed business risk. Reporting that tells your board what it needs to decide.

Protect critical services

Independent assessment of the systems, cloud services, and suppliers your critical services depend on, and the architecture and segmentation work that reduces what an attacker can reach.

Demonstrate resilience

The governance, controls, and evidence that NIS2, DORA, the Cyber Resilience Act, and the UK's Cyber Security and Resilience Bill demand, built to hold up under supervisory scrutiny.

Where to start

Start with a defined engagement.

Each of the fourteen is a bounded engagement you can commission on its own, with defined scope, defined outputs, and senior delivery.

Establish your position

Reviews and diagnostics that give you an evidenced position before any programme commitment.

Cyber Risk and Assurance

Cyber Risk Decision Review

An independent risk opinion on one system, cloud service, or architecture, with conditions for approval and the residual risk stated plainly.

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Cyber Governance

Board Cyber Governance Review

How your board oversees cyber risk today, and what would need to change to satisfy directors and regulators, closing with a facilitated board workshop.

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Cyber Governance

Cyber Resilience Executive Exercise

Executives rehearse the decisions a real incident would force, against a scenario built on your critical services, ending in an improvement plan.

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Regulatory Resilience

NIS2 Readiness Diagnostic

Five days, six defined outputs. Scope, gap, and governance readiness before any programme investment, with a readiness brief for the management body.

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Regulatory Resilience

Critical Supplier Cyber Risk Review

Which supplier relationships carry material cyber risk, where concentration sits, and what the contracts and due diligence need to change.

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Cloud Security

Cloud Security Governance Review

Whether cloud security governance operates in practice, covering ownership, policies, and exceptions, and what needs fixing first.

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Zero Trust

Zero Trust Discovery and Roadmap

Maturity, priority use cases grounded in business risk, and a phased roadmap with investment priorities, before any technology commitment.

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AI Governance

AI Readiness and Governance Review

Where AI use already exists across your organisation, including use nobody formally approved, what it is missing, and what to build first.

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Why Epitechnic

Why clients keep us in the room.

One team across three jurisdictions

Offices in London, Warsaw, and Berlin, and one engagement team that covers the UK's Cyber Security and Resilience Bill and NIS2 as it is transposed across the EU Member States where you operate. You do not coordinate separate national advisers.

The people who scope it deliver it

The people who design the engagement deliver it. Where we bring in associates, they are senior practitioners we have worked with over many years. Senior involvement runs from the first review through to programme close.

A method you can hold us to

Our regulatory and risk work follows a documented methodology, establishing position first, delivering against evidence, and handing over to a named owner who sustains the outcome.

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Tell us what you are deciding, governing, or transforming.

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