F.1 · Cybersecurity & Compliance
Security Architecture & Zero Trust
Identity, key custody, and zero-trust paths through the whole stack
What we build
Security designed into the architecture rather than added at its edge. Workload identity and short-lived credentials, key custody in HSMs and KMS with rotation and recovery documented and rehearsed, end-to-end encryption and tokenisation for regulated data, zero-trust paths with policy enforced at every hop, supply-chain integrity through signed builds and software bills of materials, and threat models written against the system as it is actually deployed.
Capabilities
- Workload identity and short-lived credentials in place of long-lived secrets
- Key custody in HSMs and KMS, with rotation and recovery documented and rehearsed
- End-to-end encryption and tokenisation for regulated data at rest and in flight
- Zero-trust paths with policy enforced at every hop, not only at the perimeter
- Signed builds, software bills of materials, and provenance on every artefact
- Threat models written against the deployed system, and revisited when it changes
Related services
How it connects
Where it sits in the stack.
This service, and the two it hands off to. None of them can be optimised alone.
Security Architecture
Security designed into the architecture rather than added at its edge.
Managed Detection & Response
Continuous monitoring and response across endpoints, identity, cloud, and network.
Cybersecurity & Compliance · see servicePenetration Testing
Authorised offensive testing and a vulnerability programme that actually closes things.
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