New systems, cloud services, and material changes force a decision, whether to proceed, change the design, or accept the risk. When the decision is yours, we give you an independent, senior assessment of what could go wrong, what it would cost your business, and what conditions would make the decision defensible.
You are moving a new system, cloud service, or transformation programme forward, and nobody has established what could go wrong or what it would cost your business.
A structured assessment covering business criticality, threats, existing controls, inherent risk, residual risk, and treatment priorities. Scoped to support a decision.
You have a significant design, architecture, or service decision that needs a senior, independent view before it proceeds.
A senior practitioner reviews the proposal and gives a clear opinion, either to proceed, to proceed with conditions, or not to proceed. Findings, approval conditions, and risk acceptance considerations are written for the person who has to sign.
You are building or changing an architecture, and it needs to stand up to internal and regulatory scrutiny before it carries critical services.
Review of identity, access control, segregation, data protection, logging, resilience, privileged access, administration, and recovery. Where the finding is that the architecture needs transformation, our Zero Trust services take it from there.
You are adopting cloud services faster than you can assess them, and internal policy or regulatory expectations require an independent view.
Independent assessment of AWS, Azure, Oracle Cloud, STACKIT, SaaS, and hybrid services against internal policy, recognised standards, and regulatory expectations. For ongoing cloud governance, see Cloud and Digital Security Governance.
Cyber risks are assessed differently across your organisation, and the results cannot be compared or set against your enterprise risk appetite.
Risk categories, assessment method, impact scales, appetite and tolerances, acceptance and escalation, key risk indicators, and reporting, aligned with your enterprise risk management framework so cyber risk is managed alongside every other material risk. For decision rights and accountability, see Cybersecurity Governance and Board Advisory.
Fixed scope, defined outputs, senior delivery. Start with one decision, or with the method your organisation uses for all of them.
An independent risk opinion on one system, cloud service, or architecture. For decisions that need evidence behind them, such as approvals, exceptions, go-lives, and material changes.
Cyber risks are assessed in different ways across your organisation, so they cannot be compared, combined, or set against your risk appetite. We design a cyber risk management framework aligned with your enterprise risk management framework, so cyber risk is assessed and reported on the same basis as your other material risks and the board sees one consistent picture.
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