Infrastructure Security Consulting

Automated security monitoring and alerting that keeps fixes fixed

A test or review tells you where you stand today. Monitoring tells you when that changes. We turn findings into continuous controls - scanning, drift detection, alert routing and patching automation - so problems are caught early and reach the right person.

A security dashboard with trend lines and status tiles, one alert highlighted in orange and routed to an engineer

Who this is for

For teams that want security to run on its own

Point-in-time assessments go stale quickly in environments that change every day. Automation keeps watch between reviews without adding another manual task to your team.

Teams that have just finished a test or review

You fixed the findings and want to know straight away if they come back.

Engineering teams drowning in alerts

Too many notifications, too little signal, and no clear owner for each one.

Teams that must show ongoing control

Customers and auditors want evidence that security is maintained, not just checked once.

What we do

What we set up

We build on the tools you already have where we can, and fill gaps where needed. Typical work includes:

Vulnerability scanning

Scheduled scanning of hosts, container images, dependencies and exposed services, with results de-duplicated.

Configuration drift detection

Rules that flag changes away from your agreed baseline, such as a newly public resource or a widened permission.

Alert routing

Alerts sent to the owning team in the tools they use, with severity, context and a link to the runbook.

SLA-based patching automation

Patch windows set by severity, with automated updates where safe and tracked exceptions where not.

Security dashboards

A shared view of open issues, ageing and trends that engineers and leaders can both read.

Evidence capture

Scan results and alert history kept in a form you can show in security reviews and audits.

What you get

Controls that keep running

Everything is configured in your accounts and documented so your team owns it.

  • Monitoring configuration. scanning and detection rules defined as code where your tooling allows.
  • Alert routing map. which alerts go where, at what severity, and who owns them.
  • Patching policy. target windows by severity, chosen with you. [TBD: patching targets]
  • Dashboards and runbooks. a security view and short guides for responding to each alert type.

How it works

How we set it up

Step 01

Baseline

We start from recent findings and your current tooling to agree what to watch.

Step 02

Build

We configure scanning, drift rules, routing and dashboards, tuning out noise as we go.

Step 03

Hand over

Your team runs it with runbooks in hand. We can review it periodically if you want.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Make sure fixed issues stay fixed

Tell us about your current tooling and alerts and we will suggest where automation helps most.