Industries · Defence
Defence. Secure under pressure.
Defence organisations and their suppliers handle classified information, run systems that must work in the worst conditions, and face the most capable attackers. We secure their systems and supply chains, and help them make sense of their data.
What the sector is up against. And how we help.
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Capable adversaries
State-sponsored groups target defence ministries, armed forces and their suppliers.
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Classified information
Handling rules, security clearances and separated networks shape every system.
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Supply chain
Suppliers must prove their own security before they can work on defence programmes.
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Sensors and data
Drones, sensors and surveillance produce more data than people can review.
What matters most. From all four practices.
Frameworks and laws
- ISO 27001
- NIST SP 800-53
- NIST SP 800-171
- IEC 62443
- Common Criteria
- Offensive securityRed teaming and testing against the tactics of state-sponsored attackers.
- Security engineeringSegmented networks, strong identity and hardened systems.
- Governance, risk & complianceSupplier security requirements and information-handling policies.
- Forensics & investigationsEvidence-grade investigation of incidents and insider cases.
- Sensor & geospatial dataDrone, LiDAR and sensor data processed into usable information.
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Secure the mission, and its suppliers.
Red teaming, supplier security or a sensor data platform.