To help strengthen the human firewall, we suggest a mix of activity which can be prioritised according to specific context:

People-Centric Security Programmes: A focus on the human factors in cyber security, including behaviour analysis, motivation for secure practices, and the psychology of social engineering.

Customised Security Awareness Training: Interactive and engaging training sessions that go beyond generic best practices, tailored to the specific threats and scenarios relevant to your organisation.

Leadership and Governance: Guidance for executive leadership and boards on governing cybersecurity efforts, ensuring accountability, and integrating security into corporate governance.

Security Culture Assessments and Transformation: Evaluations of the existing security culture within an organisation, followed by actionable recommendations and transformation programmes.

Metrics and Measurement: Development of metrics to measure the effectiveness of security awareness programmes, tracking improvements in employee behaviour, to continually refine and improve security posture.

Incident Response Preparedness: Tabletop exercises prepare organisations for actual cyber incidents by allowing them to practice their response in a risk-free environment, identify gaps in incident response plans and improve coordination.

Cyber Security in Numbers

"Companies spend millions of dollars on firewalls, encryption, and secure access devices, and it’s money wasted; none of these measures address the weakest link in the security chain."

Kevin Mitnick, Security Consultant & Hacker

Cyber Security Insights

John Madelin

Managing Partner - Cyber Security

As Managing Partner for Cyber Security, John has over 30 years of hands-on experience in numerous front-line roles which have focused on the design, build, and management of cyber security—and included intense cyber incident management responsibilities. John’s experience spans across government, banking, retail, manufacturing, and utilities. He is a practical leader who has developed an approach to digital security which focuses on getting the basics right first and building out from there.

His position as a long-standing and respected member of the security community has led to many prominent roles and responsibilities. In recent years, this includes: drafting the UK Government public consultation document on the cyber profession, chairing one of the leading research committees providing cyber security material to the UK Government, and becoming an Oxford Martin Associate on the topic of international co-operation and advising another large national government as a regular panel member.

Our team of experts have multiple decades of experience in cyber security in many different business environments and across various geographies.

We can build you a specialised team with the skillset and expertise required to keep your cyber defences secure and long-lasting.

Our combination of expertise and an intelligent methodology is what realises tangible financial benefits for clients.