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We build the endpoint layer and the network layer to act on each other's findings — because detection that cannot trigger containment is only half a control.
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Described without acronyms or jargon. Every abbreviation used anywhere on this site is defined in the glossary.
We build the security software that runs on your laptops, servers and mobile devices. It does two jobs at once: it stops known-dangerous programs before they run, and it records everything programs do so that anything which slips past can be found and stopped afterwards. Historically those were two separate products from two vendors; we deliver them as one program on the machine.
Read more →02Some machines cannot run normal security software — they are disconnected from the internet, run an operating system nobody supports any more, have almost no memory, or the manufacturer forbids installing anything. We write custom security software for exactly those machines, and we give you the source code so your own team can maintain it.
Read more →03Routers and network equipment are computers too, and they are usually the oldest and least watched computers you own. We rebuild their internal software to remove everything you do not use, and set them up so the device checks — using a chip that cannot be rewritten — that its own software has not been tampered with before it starts.
Read more →04Factories, hospitals and utilities run equipment that cannot be switched off, cannot be updated on your schedule, and would break if you scanned it. We secure those environments by watching the network silently rather than touching the equipment, and by controlling what each machine is allowed to talk to.
Read more →05Most networks let any computer reach any other computer, so one infected laptop can reach everything. We divide the network into compartments and control what may cross between them — then connect it to your security software, so a machine that starts behaving badly is moved into an isolated compartment automatically, in seconds, without waiting for a person.
Read more →06Regulators and customers require you to prove your security, not just have it. We design systems so the proof is produced automatically as they run — meaning an audit becomes a report you print rather than a scramble to reconstruct what happened months ago.
Read more →07We watch your security alerts for you, around the clock, and act on the real ones. The difference from most providers is that you own the software and the data — if you ever take the work in-house or move to someone else, everything stays with you.
Read more →08When you are being attacked right now, we stop it, work out exactly what happened, write it up in a form your lawyers and insurers will accept, and then fix the hole that let it happen.
Read more →09Security alerts only fire for attacks someone already thought to look for. Hunting is deliberately searching for the attacks nobody wrote an alert for — and every search we run is turned into a permanent automatic alert, so the same gap is never searched by hand twice.
Read more →10Security scanners produce tens of thousands of problems and no sense of order. We work out which ones an attacker could actually reach and exploit in your specific network, and hand you a short ranked list you can genuinely finish — plus an honest record of what you are choosing to live with.
Read more →11The computers that physically run pumps, production lines and power equipment were designed before networks were hostile, and most cannot be patched or replaced for a decade. We protect them by controlling the network around them and watching for anything abnormal — never by installing software on them or scanning them.
Read more →12Hospitals run thousands of connected machines — pumps, scanners, monitors — that are regulated, cannot be patched freely, and will malfunction if scanned. We find every one of them by listening to the network, separate them from the rest of the hospital, and make sure nothing we automate can ever cut off a device being used on a patient.
Read more →13If you supply the US defense industry you must prove your cybersecurity to an independent assessor. The cost depends almost entirely on how much of your business is in scope, so we start by confining the sensitive information to a small, well-defined area — then fix the gaps and prepare the evidence for assessment.
Read more →Bring us the estate you actually have — mixed OS fleets, ageing routers, unmanaged IoT — and we will tell you what can be unified under one agent and what needs custom work.
