PRACTICAL CYBER SECURITY / UK BUSINESSES
Clear priorities.
Stronger security.
A business ready to move.
CyberXpert helps UK businesses manage cyber security risk through managed protection, penetration testing, compliance support and incident readiness.
ASSESS · IMPLEMENT · MANAGE · IMPROVE
SECURITY WITH A CLEAR PURPOSE
Protecting customer data, keeping services running and meeting assurance requirements call for different decisions. We help you see the priorities and turn them into a workable plan.
Bring us a specific requirement, a security concern or a programme that needs direction. We will agree the scope, ownership and next step before delivery begins.
01 / EVERYDAY PROTECTION
Managed security
Bring endpoint protection, threat investigation and vulnerability reduction into an accountable service.
Explore managed security02 / EMAIL & IDENTITY
Microsoft 365 security
Review access, email protection and collaboration settings. Make improvements that fit your licensing and users.
Review Microsoft 365Prepare for Cyber Essentials
Understand your scope, close gaps and prepare for independent certification.
Plan readinessValidate your defences
Use a scoped penetration test to understand exploitable weaknesses and prioritise fixes.
Scope a testGive security direction
Connect risk, assurance and investment through ISO 27001 and virtual CISO support.
Explore security leadershipPREPARE BEFORE THE PRESSURE
Incident plans, retained support and realistic exercises help your team coordinate when services or accounts are affected. Availability and response terms are agreed explicitly.
Explore incident readiness01 / UNDERSTAND
Map the business need, current controls and material risks. Record the assumptions.
02 / ACT
Agree a prioritised scope. Assess, remediate or implement with practical safeguards.
03 / IMPROVE
Explain the findings, assign ownership and define how progress will be checked.
Is CyberXpert suitable for a smaller business?
The starting point is your business need, rather than a particular company size. A focused assessment or improvement project can address a specific concern; a managed or advisory engagement can provide continuing support with agreed responsibilities.
Can you work with our existing IT provider?
Yes. We can scope security work alongside an internal IT team or external provider. The proposal should identify who provides access, approves changes, implements fixes and owns ongoing support, so responsibilities are clear.
What happens after we make an enquiry?
We clarify the requirement, relevant systems and desired outcome. We then define the scope, deliverables, dependencies and customer involvement in a proposal. Sensitive technical evidence should be shared only through an agreed secure route.
What affects the price of an engagement?
The work involved matters: system count and complexity, required access, assessment depth, implementation effort and the level of continuing support. Licensing, third-party costs and any retesting should be explicit in the proposal.
Can we contact you about a suspected breach?
Use the Breach Response link to understand the incident support route, or call to discuss the requirement. Availability, authority to act and engagement terms must be confirmed before you rely on support. The enquiry number is not a guaranteed emergency service.
Tell us what you want to protect, improve or understand. We will help define a sensible starting point.