A security program that actually works when it is tested, because we test it before an attacker does. Response, continuity and readiness for the real world.
A binder that satisfies an auditor is worthless if your team freezes during a real ransomware attack or a breach that must be reported to the National Privacy Commission within 72 hours. Readiness is a practised capability, not a document.
In a country exposed to typhoons, flooding and power interruption, continuity is not optional either. We build response and recovery programs led by practitioners with real incident experience, then we stress-test them so the gaps surface in a workshop, not in a crisis.
Aligned to NIST 800-61: classification matrix, playbooks, escalation trees and breach-notification templates, including NPC notification under the Data Privacy Act.
Realistic ransomware, data-breach and insider-threat scenarios run with your team, followed by an after-action report and improvement plan.
Business impact analysis, recovery objectives (RTO and RPO) and DR runbooks, aligned to ISO 22301 and BSP continuity expectations.
Role-based training and phishing simulations with quarterly metrics, so your people become a defence instead of a doorway.
We review your current plans, obligations and threat model.
We write response, continuity and training programs to recognised standards.
We run tabletop exercises and simulations to surface the real gaps.
We close those gaps and set a schedule to keep the program current.
This service focuses on readiness and response planning. We can pair it with continuous monitoring where you need eyes on your systems around the clock, so detection and response work together.
At least annually, and after any major change to your systems or team. Regulated businesses often benefit from more frequent exercises tied to their risk profile.
Yes. Beyond planning, we can support incident response when something happens, guiding containment, communication and the NPC notification workflow under pressure.
This service is response and readiness: the plans, exercises and training that make a real incident survivable. We can pair it with continuous monitoring where you need eyes on glass around the clock.
Typically a half-day or full-day session depending on scope and the number of scenarios, followed by a written after-action report.
Yes. Your response plan includes the notification workflow and templates so you can meet the Data Privacy Act timeline under pressure.
Readiness is a practised capability. A few things separate a plan that works from a binder that does not.
A response plan that has never been exercised will fail under pressure. Tabletop exercises surface the gaps in a workshop, not a crisis.
When an incident hits, people freeze if they are unsure who decides what. Defined roles and escalation paths remove that hesitation.
Typhoons, flooding and power interruption are real here. Recovery objectives and DR runbooks should reflect that, not just cyber scenarios.
Most breaches start with a person. Regular awareness training and phishing simulation turn staff from a doorway into a barrier.
Book a free readiness review and we will show you where your response and continuity plans would break.