Know who is protecting the business
Buying a security licence is only one part of protecting a business. Someone also needs to configure it, review alerts, manage access and decide what happens when an incident occurs. Our managed security plans put those responsibilities into a documented ongoing service.
Three levels of managed protection
Foundation establishes managed controls. Protect adds deeper detection and staff awareness. Resilience develops response, recovery and management oversight. We scope the service around your users, devices, locations, applications and existing tools.
Working with your existing IT team
Buy managed cyber security alongside our IT support, or as a service that complements your existing IT team or supplier. The proposal identifies who changes settings, who investigates alerts and who leads an incident, so responsibilities do not fall between providers.
Support for people as well as systems
Practical awareness training helps staff recognise convincing requests, check payment changes and report concerns promptly. Face-to-face workshops at your offices can be included in an agreed ongoing programme.
Define response before an incident
Every agreement specifies monitoring coverage, staffed response hours, escalation routes and recovery responsibilities. Continuous automated monitoring is distinct from a staffed 24-hour response service; any out-of-hours requirement is separately scoped.
Cyber Essentials preparation
We can help review the controls and remediation needed to prepare for assessment. Independent certification and assessor fees are separate unless specifically included in your proposal. Preparation is a process, rather than a guarantee of certification.