As organisations adopt cloud services, remote working and SaaS platforms, traditional network boundaries are no longer reliable security controls.

Security monitoring tools generate vast numbers of alerts, but alerts alone do not equal assurance.

Security issues discovered late in delivery are expensive, disruptive and difficult to remediate.

Backup solutions are often mistaken for resilience. In reality, resilience is about the ability to recover services, not just data, within agreed timeframes following an incident such as ransomware or system failure.

Cloud platforms are often described as “secure by default”, yet security incidents in regulated environments continue to stem from misconfiguration, excessive permissions and gaps in monitoring.