Cybersecurity
Penetration testing, red team engagements, and incident response, run against a defined objective, reported with evidence, and re-tested after the fix.
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Security testing and growth marketing under one roof. The people who map your exposure and the people who drive traffic at it work from the same brief.
Penetration testing, red team engagements, and incident response, run against a defined objective, reported with evidence, and re-tested after the fix.
Meta, Google, and LinkedIn campaigns judged on pipeline that closes, not on the conversions the platform reports to itself.
Editorial planning, production, and community handling for companies whose audience can tell the difference between having something to say and having something scheduled.
Technical SEO and generative engine optimisation: the work that decides whether an answer engine names you or paraphrases you without attribution.
Hosting, updates, backups, monitoring and performance, run to a service level agreement instead of whenever someone notices.
Platform work, marketplace channels, stock and order integration, and the conversion work that decides whether traffic becomes revenue.
Scoping, planning and delivery oversight for digital work, including work being done by other suppliers.
Practical AI applied to detection, triage and analysis, built as software people actually use, including tools we give away.
No. Most clients start with one line. They appear together because the overlap is real: a site that ranks well is a larger attack surface, and an ad account leaking budget and a login page leaking usernames are both measurement failures first. Each line is still scoped, priced, and delivered on its own.
Five questions, about two minutes. A named person replies within one working day.
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