Cyber threats reach every sector. So do we.
Attackers exploit assumptions regardless of sector, any business is a target. We help organisations across all sectors to get their IT under control, build security that holds, adopt AI responsibly, and meet their compliance obligations.
Cross-sector expertise, sector-specific delivery
We've delivered IT management, security, AI, and compliance programmes across manufacturing, retail, professional services, technology, legal, and more. Our approach reflects each client's sector and risk profile, because a retail business and a professional services firm face very different threats even when the underlying attack methods are the same.
No sector is immune, and attackers know it
SMEs and mid-market firms across every vertical are targeted daily, often specifically because they're assumed to have weaker defences than large enterprises.
Statistics sourced from Verizon DBIR 2024, Sophos State of Ransomware 2024, Swimlane, Gartner, FBI, and Standish Group.
The full IT management, security, AI, and compliance stack, whatever your sector
Every business we work with gets the same depth of expertise we bring to our healthcare and financial services clients. The same rigour on IT foundations, security controls, AI governance, and compliance readiness, delivered to fit your sector.
Cyber Risk Assessment
ISO 27001 Implementation
GDPR & Data Protection
IT Infrastructure & Management
Service Desk & End User Support
Audit Preparation & Compliance Readiness
Penetration Testing & Vulnerability Assessment
Cloud Security Architecture
AI Adoption & Governance
The same expertise. Applied to your sector
We started in cybersecurity and compliance, built our reputation in heavily regulated industries, and developed methodologies that hold up under scrutiny. Those same methodologies, adapted to your context, are what we bring to every engagement outside our core verticals. We adapt methodology to sector. The rigour stays the same.
Further reading
From our Insights
Regulation
NIS2 is in force: what your organisation needs to have in place now
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Risk management
What your cyber insurer expects before paying a claim
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Guide
NIST CSF 2.0 and NIS2: one framework to satisfy both
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Guide
ISO 27001: building IT security management for small and medium businesses
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Guide
The most common cybersecurity mistakes small and medium businesses make
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How do we know if we need cybersecurity support?
If your business handles customer data, depends on IT systems for day-to-day operations, or needs to meet GDPR, a client's certification requirement, or a supply chain security questionnaire, an assessment is worth the time. A gap analysis shows where your biggest risks sit within a few weeks, without requiring you to build a full security team first.
Do you work alongside our existing IT team or MSP?
Yes. We don't replace your internal IT team or managed service provider, we work alongside them as a specialist layer for security and compliance. That means clear agreement on who owns what and reporting that fits into what your team already uses, rather than a parallel system that adds overhead.
What sectors and company sizes does Cyvra work with?
We work with SMEs and mid-sized organisations across most sectors, from manufacturing and logistics to professional services and technology. Financial services, healthcare, and hospitality have dedicated programmes built around their specific regulatory requirements; for other sectors, we build the security programme around your actual risk profile and obligations.
How is engagement and pricing structured?
It depends on what you need. Some clients start with a one-off assessment or gap analysis, others go straight to an ongoing retainer for managed IT and security monitoring. We talk through your situation and put together a proposal that fits your organisation's size and risk profile, not a fixed package.
How long does a typical engagement take?
A gap analysis is usually completed within 2 to 4 weeks. A full ISO 27001 certification project typically takes 6 to 12 months, depending on your starting point and organisation size. Ongoing services like managed IT or security monitoring run continuously by design, with fixed review points along the way.
Every business deserves proper security, whatever the sector
Tell us about your business. We'll map your risks and show you what a proportionate security programme looks like.