01 · Cybersecurity and Infrastructure
Governance, Risk and Compliance
The written rules that decide who may do what, and the evidence that proves it happened.
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Cybersecurity and Infrastructure
Practical protection for the systems, data, and customer records you depend on.
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- 1Assess exposure
- 2Prioritise risk
- 3Apply controls
- 4Test and verify
- 5Monitor and review
Practical protection: knowing what you have, deciding who may reach it, closing the obvious doors, watching for trouble, and being able to recover when something goes wrong.
- Controls mapped to NIST CSF 2.0 functions - govern, identify, protect, detect, respond, recover.
- Identity hardened first: phishing-resistant MFA, single sign-on, least privilege, time-limited admin rights.
- Segmentation and egress control to limit lateral movement, tested against MITRE ATT&CK techniques.
- Centralised logging with detection rules, written playbooks and rehearsed recovery.
- Every finding tracked to an owner, a date and a verification retest.
- Zero trust
- Nothing is trusted by default; every request is checked, whoever sends it.
- Least privilege
- Each account holds only the access its work requires.
- Lateral movement
- An attacker who is already inside moving from one system to the next.
- MFA
- A second proof of identity beyond a password.
Explore Each Part of This Service
Governance, Risk and ComplianceThe written rules that decide who may do what, and the evidence that proves it happened.Identity, Access and Zero TrustProving who someone is, and giving them only what they need, for only as long as they need it.Network, Perimeter and SegmentationDeciding what may talk to what, and noticing quickly when something unexpected tries.Endpoints, Devices and HardeningLaptops, phones and servers configured so an ordinary mistake does not become an incident.Application and Software Supply ChainBuilding software that resists attack, and knowing exactly what is inside what you ship.Cloud, Container and Configuration SecurityMost cloud incidents are not clever attacks - they are settings left open. This closes them.Data Protection and Privacy EngineeringCollecting less, holding it properly, and being able to answer what you hold about a person.Detection, Response and RecoveryAssuming something will get through, and being ready to see it, stop it, and come back.AI Security and Responsible AIAI systems bring their own failure modes. These are the controls that keep them safe to use.Testing, Assurance and Audit ReadinessIndependent checking, because a control nobody has tested is only an intention.Email and Collaboration SecurityEmail is still how most attacks arrive. This closes that door and the collaboration tools beside it.SaaS and Browser SecurityYour work now happens in other people’s applications and in the browser. This is how you keep control of it.Mobile and Remote Workforce SecurityPhones, tablets and home offices held to the same standard as the head office.Attack Surface and Exposure ManagementKnowing everything of yours that faces the internet - including what you forgot you had.Managed Detection and ResponseSomeone watching your systems around the clock, and acting the moment something is wrong.Incident Response and Digital ForensicsA team on call for the day it happens - and the evidence to explain it afterwards.Ransomware Readiness and RecoveryAssume it will be attempted. Be the organisation that restores instead of paying.Virtual CISO and Security LeadershipSenior security judgement on a retainer, for organisations that need the decisions but not the salary.Compliance and Certification SupportGetting you audit-ready for the standard your customers or regulator require.Security Awareness and Phishing SimulationYour people are the control that fails most often, and the one that improves fastest.Third-Party and Supply Chain RiskYour suppliers hold your data and reach your systems. This is how you keep that safe.OT, IoT and Industrial SecurityProtecting the machinery, sensors and control systems that cannot simply be patched on a Tuesday.AI Red TeamingAttacking your own AI systems the way a determined outsider would, before they do.
ARRIXCybersecurityHigh demand
Cybersecurity readiness setup
Improve security posture.
Start with: Security readiness review, access controls, backup plan, policy baseline, and risk dashboard.
ARRIXCybersecurity and AI governanceHigh demand
AI governance and responsible AI setup
Reduce AI risk.
Start with: AI use policy, risk register, approval controls, data handling rules, and staff guidance.
ARRIXCybersecurity and AI governanceHigh demand
AI security controls setup
Protect AI workflows.
Start with: Access controls, data boundaries, prompt safety rules, logging, backups, and human approval for sensitive actions.
Controls applied92%
Findings closed76%
Recovery drills passed68%
These are the areas clients most often ask us to improve. Your project sets its own targets, measured and agreed with you.
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