At Resilience, we help organisations strengthen their cyber resilience through expert-led security services that protect people, systems and data.

We believe cyber security is about more than defending against attacks it's about enabling businesses to operate with confidence, remain compliant and stay one step ahead of an ever evolving threat landscape. Our approach combines technical expertise, strategic guidance and practical solutions to reduce risk and build long-term resilience.

Whether you're taking your first steps towards cyber resilience or enhancing an established security programme, Resilience provides the expertise, technology and support to help your organisation stay secure today and prepared for tomorrow.

Why Cyber Awareness Training matters

Many cyber incidents begin with everyday actions, such as clicking on a phishing email, using weak passwords or unintentionally exposing sensitive information. While technology provides important protection, employees remain a key part of your organisation's security.

By improving cyber awareness, your team becomes better equipped to identify threats, make safer decisions and report suspicious activity early. This helps reduce avoidable risks while supporting your wider security, governance and cyber insurance requirements.

What Does the Training Cover?

Our 2-hour Cyber Awareness Training session combines expert guidance, real-world examples and practical demonstrations.

Topics covered include:

• Recognising phishing attacks and social engineering techniques
• Password security and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
• Safe use of email, devices and the internet
• Risks associated with public Wi-Fi and unsecured devices
• Protecting sensitive personal and business information
• Identifying and responding to suspicious activity
  

Be Prepared Before a Cyber Incident Happens

A cyber incident can disrupt operations, impact customers and create significant financial and reputational damage. Having a clear, tested response plan ensures your organisation can act quickly, make informed decisions and recover effectively.

At Resilience, we help organisations prepare for cyber incidents through tailored Cyber Incident Response Plans (CIRP) aligned with industry best practices, including the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. Our approach provides a practical roadmap for detecting, containing, responding to and recovering from cyber threats.

Whether you experience ransomware, phishing attacks, data breaches, credential compromise or other cyber incidents, our experts provide the guidance and support needed to reduce impact and restore operations.

Why Incident Response Plan Testing matters

Without a clear response process, organisations can face delays, confusion and increased disruption during a cyber attack.

A structured incident response plan helps your team:

• Understand roles and responsibilities during an incident
• Make faster, more effective decisions under pressure
• Improve communication between key stakeholders
• Reduce downtime and operational impact
• Demonstrate proactive risk management to customers, insurers and regulators
  

Why Vulnerability Testing Matters

Cyber criminals continuously search for weaknesses that can provide access to business systems and sensitive information. Without regular testing, organisations may be unaware of vulnerabilities until they are exploited.

Vulnerability Testing helps your organisation:

• Identify and address weaknesses before they become security incidents
• Reduce exposure to common cyber threats
• Prioritise security improvements based on risk and impact
• Support compliance requirements, including Cyber Essentials, ISO 27001 and NIS2
• Strengthen overall network resilience and customer confidence

Regular testing ensures your security controls evolve alongside emerging threats and changing technology.

How Does Vulnerability Testing Work?

Our specialists combine automated scanning with expert review to provide a detailed assessment of your environment. The process includes:

• Reviewing your IT infrastructure and key systems
• Scanning for known vulnerabilities and security weaknesses
• Identifying missing patches, weak configurations and insecure protocols
• Validating findings and removing false positives
• Risk-rating vulnerabilities based on severity and potential impact
• Providing clear remediation guidance

Assessments can cover servers, endpoints, network devices and cloud environments, helping provide a complete view of your organisation’s security risks.

Why Is Penetration Testing Important?

Cyber criminals don't simply look for vulnerabilities—they exploit them. Penetration Testing provides a realistic assessment of how your systems, applications and networks would stand up to a targeted cyber attack, helping you identify and address weaknesses before they can be exploited.

By simulating real-world attack methods, Penetration Testing helps validate the effectiveness of your existing security controls, reduce cyber risk and strengthen your organisation's resilience. It also supports compliance with recognised standards, including Cyber Essentials Plus and ISO 27001, while providing assurance to customers, stakeholders and insurers that your security has been independently assessed.

How We Help

Every Penetration Test is tailored to your organisation's systems, business objectives and risk profile. Our ethical hackers use a combination of industry-leading tools and expert manual testing techniques to simulate the methods used by real attackers, identifying exploitable vulnerabilities across your external and internal networks, web applications, wireless infrastructure and other critical systems.

What Are Phishing Simulations?

Phishing Simulations are designed to test how employees respond to realistic cyber attacks in a safe, controlled environment. By replicating the techniques used by cyber criminals, organisations can identify risky behaviours, improve staff awareness and reduce the likelihood of a successful phishing attack.

Our tailored campaigns help build a stronger security culture by giving employees practical experience in recognising and reporting suspicious emails before a real incident occurs.

Why Are Phishing Simulations Important?

Phishing remains one of the most common methods used by cyber criminals to gain access to business systems, steal sensitive information and deploy ransomware. Even with strong technical controls in place, a single click can have significant consequences.

Regular phishing simulations help organisations understand how employees respond to real-world threats, identify areas where additional support is needed and measure improvements over time. They also provide valuable evidence of ongoing cyber awareness for customers, insurers and compliance requirements.

How We Help

Every phishing campaign is tailored to your organisation, workforce and level of cyber maturity. We create realistic email simulations based on current attack techniques, including supplier impersonation, fake invoices, credential harvesting and executive impersonation.

Understand Your Risks, Protect Your Data and Strengthen Your Security

Data Protection, Privacy Compliance & Cyber Security Audit services help organisations protect sensitive information, improve security controls and maintain confidence in an increasingly complex digital landscape.

By combining compliance assessment with a structured review of your cyber security posture, our service helps businesses understand their responsibilities, identify risks and strengthen how they collect, store, process and protect information.

Whether you are preparing for certification, reviewing existing security measures, meeting regulatory obligations or improving your overall cyber resilience, we provide practical guidance to help you manage risk and compliance with confidence.

Why Is Data Protection and Cyber Security Important?

Organisations rely on large volumes of sensitive information, from customer and employee data to critical business systems. Weak security controls, outdated processes or ineffective data handling practices can increase the risk of breaches, regulatory issues, financial impact and loss of trust.

A combined data protection and cyber security approach helps your organisation:

• Protect sensitive business, employee and customer information
• Identify security, privacy and compliance gaps
• Improve governance, accountability and risk management
• Support regulatory, industry and certification requirements
• Strengthen resilience against evolving cyber threats
• Build confidence with customers, partners and stakeholders

Cyber security and compliance are not one-time activities. As regulations, technology and threats continue to evolve, organisations need an approach that supports continuous improvement and proactive risk management.

Continuous Protection Against Evolving Cyber Threats

Managed Detection & Response (MDR) is a fully managed cyber security service that provides continuous monitoring, threat detection and expert response to protect your organisation from cyber threats.

Combining advanced security technology with human expertise, MDR helps identify suspicious activity, investigate potential threats and respond quickly to security incidents before they can cause significant damage.

Unlike traditional security tools that simply alert you to problems, MDR provides active monitoring and expert-led response, helping your organisation stay protected around the clock.

Why Is MDR Important?

Cyber criminals operate continuously, and threats can occur at any time. Without dedicated monitoring, organisations may not identify an attack until significant damage has already occurred.

MDR helps your organisation:

• Detect threats that may bypass traditional security controls
• Respond quickly to suspicious activity and security incidents
• Reduce the impact of cyber attacks
• Gain access to specialist security expertise without the cost of an internal security team
• Improve overall cyber resilience through continuous monitoring and guidance
  

Detect Exposed Data Before It Becomes a Security Risk

Dark Web Monitoring is a proactive security service that helps identify when your businesses sensitive information has been exposed online.

Cyber criminals trade stolen data such as usernames, passwords, email addresses and business credentials through hidden online forums and marketplaces. Without monitoring, organisations may not discover their data has been compromised until it is used for fraud, unauthorised access or a wider cyber attack.

Our service continuously monitors for exposed information linked to your business, providing early warnings and guidance to help reduce risk.

Why Is Dark Web Monitoring Important?

Stolen credentials are one of the most common ways attackers gain access to business systems. Once exposed, compromised passwords and employee information can be used to launch phishing attacks, access accounts or support larger cyber incidents.

Dark Web Monitoring helps by:

• Identifying compromised credentials before they are exploited
• Reduce the risk of account compromise and data breaches
• Gain visibility into threats that would otherwise remain hidden
• Protect employee and customer information
• Support data protection and security requirements

Early detection provides the opportunity to take action before exposed information becomes a serious security incident.