Security Status Assessment

We assess your current security posture and determine the acceptable risk level for your business operations and any regulations that you should be complying to.

What we do

We focus on several core business aspects to gauge your current position and determine where you should be aiming with security and what is expected of you from your customers, employees and regulators.

We look at:

Your culture and mid- to long-term business objectives
Type and value of information used and managed in your business
Your dependence on third parties and supply chains
Your regulatory and compliance requirements
Your current technology base

We are now Informer

It’s been a busy start to 2020. Behind the scenes, we’ve been enhancing our SaaS platform, rebuilding our website and rebranding to Informer. Since 2014, The Security Bureau has helped our customers identify vulnerabilities in their systems and applications with our penetration testing services. As the security landscape has changed, we’re now taking a SaaS […]

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Why financial services need penetration testing in 2020

It’s that time of year again, where we try to shed the festive pounds and look to the year ahead. 2020 promises to be an interesting time for cybersecurity in financial services. Not least because of Brexit and the US presidential election. Here’s our essential cybersecurity in 2020 lowdown.

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