Services

Certification to prove the basics. Testing to prove the rest.

Every engagement is led end-to-end by a Cyber Scheme Team Leader (CSTL) qualified tester, scoped to a fixed price, and reported in plain English your whole team can act on.

Certification

Cyber Essentials & Cyber Essentials Plus

The UK government-backed scheme covering the five technical controls that stop the large majority of common internet-based attacks. It's the credential customers, insurers and public-sector tenders increasingly expect.

We don't just hand you a questionnaire. We review where you stand against the current scheme, help you close the gaps, and take you through to certification — including the hands-on technical audit required for the Plus level.

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The five controls

What's assessed

  • Firewalls and internet gateways
  • Secure configuration
  • User access control
  • Malware protection
  • Security update management

Cyber Essentials is self-assessment verified by us; Cyber Essentials Plus adds an independent hands-on test of those same controls.

Typical scope

What we look at

  • Public IP ranges and exposed services
  • Web, mail and VPN gateways
  • Cloud edges and forgotten assets
  • Patch levels and misconfigurations
  • Credential exposure and weak authentication
Penetration test

External infrastructure

Everything an attacker can reach from the internet, tested the way a real adversary works — not just scanned.

We enumerate your internet-facing footprint, hunt for the exposures automated tools miss, and safely demonstrate real impact where we find a way in. You get a clear picture of your perimeter and a prioritised list of what to fix first.

Covered by the infrastructure specialism of the CSTL qualification (CSTL-INF).

Penetration test

Internal infrastructure

If an attacker got a foothold — a phished laptop, a rogue insider — how far could they go? Internal testing answers that.

Working from inside your network, we map what's reachable and methodically escalate: lateral movement, privilege escalation, and the Active Directory weaknesses that turn one compromised machine into domain-wide control. The report shows the chain step by step, so the fixes are obvious.

Covered by the infrastructure specialism of the CSTL qualification (CSTL-INF).

Typical scope

What we look at

  • Network segmentation and reachable services
  • Active Directory and identity weaknesses
  • Privilege escalation paths
  • Lateral movement and credential reuse
  • Server, workstation and patch hygiene
Typical scope

What we look at

  • OWASP Top 10 and beyond
  • Authentication, sessions and access control
  • Business-logic and authorisation flaws
  • APIs and integrations
  • Injection, SSRF, and data exposure
Penetration test

Web application

Authenticated, role-aware testing of your apps and APIs — including the logic flaws a scanner will never understand.

We test as different user roles to find broken access controls, probe your business logic, and chain issues into real-world attack scenarios. Findings come with reproduction steps your developers can follow and fixes mapped to your stack.

Hands-on, methodology-led testing aligned to the OWASP standards — not just an automated scan.

Not sure which you need?

Many teams combine all three.

External, internal and web app testing answer different questions — and together they give the fullest picture. Tell us your environment and we'll recommend the right scope, not the biggest one.