Cyber security is no longer a single product or tool. Modern attacks are designed to bypass individual defences, which is why effective protection relies on a layered approach.
No system is 100% secure. The goal is to reduce risk, detect threats early, and limit impact when something does go wrong.
Attackers don’t break in once — they probe, steal credentials, exploit weak systems, and move on to the next layer.
A layered security approach protects:
Users and access
Devices and systems
Networks and data
Visibility, monitoring, and response
If one layer fails, another is there to stop or contain the threat.
Smaller organisations are often targeted because they:
Spend less on security
Lack dedicated security resources
Provide access to larger customers or supply chains
Many attacks start with a smaller business and move upstream. Size does not reduce risk — it often increases it.
Even Large Organisations Get Breached
High-profile UK incidents, including attacks on the NHS, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and public sector organisations, show that cyber security is about resilience, not guarantees.
Strong monitoring and rapid response are just as important as prevention.
Risk-Led Security Design
We assess how attackers would realistically target your business and design security controls around real-world risk — not generic templates.
Multi-Layered Protection
Security controls are applied across users, devices, networks, and data so a single failure doesn’t become a full breach.
Continuous Monitoring (SOC)
24/7 monitoring helps identify suspicious behaviour early, so potential threats can be dealt with before they escalate into a serious incident.
Real-World Testing (Pen Testing)
We actively test your environment to identify weaknesses before criminals can exploit them.
Rapid Incident Response
Clear response processes help contain incidents quickly and minimise disruption if something does go wrong.
Compliance & Assurance
We support Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus, helping demonstrate security to customers and partners.
Head Office:
5 Loy Street, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone, BT80 8PZ
Northern Ireland
Craigavon Office:
i2 CIDO Innovation Centre, 73 Charlestown Road,
Portadown, Craigavon, Co. Armagh, BT63 5PP
Northern Ireland