EXPERTISE / SPC
Specialist security
Tailor security to specific constraints: industrial safety, connected devices, transactions or formal risk-acceptance decisions.
WHAT TO ADDRESS
Choose the right engagement.
Delivery is conditional on the specialist resources, authorisations and framework requirements established during scoping. Formal qualifications and clearance are confirmed where required.
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SPC-01 / Specialist security
Industrial environment security — OT/ICS
Assess and strengthen systems controlling physical processes while respecting availability and safety. Standard IT methods must be adapted with operators and control-system engineers.
SPC-02 / Specialist security
IoT and building-system security
Identify and secure connected equipment often managed outside IT: cameras, access control, sensors or building-management systems. The service connects ownership, networking, updates and data protection.
SPC-03 / Specialist security
Cyber due diligence and post-acquisition integration
Assess cyber risks in an acquisition or merger and plan integration without propagating weaknesses between environments. The project provides decision evidence, not a guarantee against every hidden risk.
SPC-04 / Specialist security
Security assurance case and accreditation support
Assemble evidence and decisions enabling a competent authority to accept a system’s risks within a defined framework. The provider prepares the case; it does not replace the decision-maker or grant accreditation merely by delivering a service.
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SET THE BOUNDARIES
What we agree
before we start.
- Customer: decision authority, operators, control engineers or transaction leads as applicable. Provider: validated expertise; specialist partners where needed and approved.
- Sites, systems, safety, evidence access, independence and qualification requirements. Bespoke engagement; effort and subcontracting confirmed before proposal.
Technology names in service descriptions are implementation examples, not claims of partnership or licence entitlement.
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Tell us what you need to protect, change or understand. We will start with the scope, not a product list.