Corporate cybersecurity services

Start with the security decision in front of you.

Identify the systems involved, the concern that needs attention, and the decision the work must inform.

Environment
Systems and dependencies
Concern
Known conditions or information gaps
Decision
Accountable owner and decision required

Choose by situation

Which security decision needs attention now?

Select the closest current situation to open the relevant service. Use the full decision tool to compare questions, preparation, and service limits.

Compare starting points
  1. The current picture is incompleteSecurity advisory and assessments
  2. Decision rights are unclearGovernance, risk and compliance
  3. The technology estate has changedCloud, application and infrastructure security
  4. Alert queues lack business priorityManaged detection and response
  5. The response plan is untestedIncident response and recovery
  6. A delivery commitment needs temporary capacityCybersecurity specialist support

Compare scope, records, and responsibilities.

Each service page sets out the questions, workstreams, client responsibilities, service limits, and proposed records to agree before work begins.

Define the boundary before work begins.

The engagement record should name the included systems, review methods, decision owners, expected records, and exclusions.

  1. Frame the decision

    Identify the systems, dependencies, known conditions, and decision owner relevant to the request.

  2. Document the boundary

    Record the included assets, methods, access, responsibilities, and exclusions before work begins.

  3. Complete the work and hand over its records

    Review the agreed records with named owners and document the decisions or actions that remain open.

Prepare the first scope discussion.

Identify the relevant systems, business dependency, known concern, accountable owner, and decision required. Do not send credentials or incident evidence through the public form.

Discuss your requirement