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All enquiries are treated confidentially. An initial conversation is exploratory, informal and carries no obligation.
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Tell us what you are trying to establish
Conversations we welcome
Most useful conversations begin with a question rather than a requirement. Any of the following is a reasonable place to start.
- “An audit or inspection raised a finding and we are not sure how serious it is.”
- “The board has asked whether our sites are adequately protected, and we would like an independent answer.”
- “We are investing in security and want to know where the money should go first.”
- “We are retendering a security contract and want an impartial baseline.”
- “Something happened at one site and we want to know whether it could happen at the others.”
- “A regulator, customer or insurer has asked us to evidence our arrangements.”
- “We think we are probably fine, and we would like that checked properly.”
When we may not be the right fit
If your requirement is high-volume technical vulnerability scanning, IT penetration testing, manned guarding, or the supply and installation of security systems, another provider will serve you better. Where appropriate, we can suggest the type of specialist provider you may need.
That independence includes telling you when we do not believe an engagement would deliver proportionate value.
What happens next
Normally within two business days. No automated replies and no sales sequence — a direct response from a consultant.
A short, informal discussion of your environment, what you need to establish, and whether an engagement is warranted.
If we are a good fit, a written scope, terms of engagement, timeline, deliverables and fixed cost for your review.
Procurement and supplier assurance
Procurement, supplier assurance and security teams can request information on any of the following. Please include any tender reference and submission deadline.
- Supplier onboarding and due diligence
- Professional insurance
- Data protection and information handling
- Corporate and registration information
- Scope and capability discussions