Cyber Security North Wales

CREST-accredited cyber security across North Wales: penetration testing, Cyber Essentials and certification, and SOC consulting and support.

From sole traders to multi-site employers, North Wales organisations face growing cyber threats and rising demands, from clients, insurers and tenders, to prove they take security seriously. Solusec provides the full range of cyber security services across the region.

What we do for North Wales businesses

Testing and assurance

CREST-accredited penetration testing for networks, web apps, cloud and AI systems, plus vulnerability assessment.

Certification and compliance

As a Cyber Essentials and IASME Cyber Assurance Certification Body we handle Cyber Essentials, Cyber Essentials Plus and IASME Cyber Assurance.

Detection, response and monitoring

SOC consulting and support and incident response.

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We are based in Albrighton and work across the region, remotely and on site where it helps. Tell us what you are dealing with and we will tell you honestly what you need, including if that is less than you expected.

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Cyber security by town in North Wales

What we see most often in North Wales

• Multi-site organisations with no consistent device standard between sites
• Bilingual service delivery adding systems and suppliers that are easy to leave out of scope
• Manufacturing along the Deeside corridor facing aerospace supply chain requirements

None of these is unusual and none of them is a reason to put the work off. They are simply the things worth checking before you commit to a date. If you want more detail, see fractional CISO support.

Common questions

Cyber security support in North Wales

Not every organisation in North Wales needs a certificate. Plenty need someone senior to look at what they actually have and say plainly which risks are real. Given advanced manufacturing along the Deeside and Wrexham corridor, with tourism, agriculture and public sector employment across a largely rural area, the honest answer is often that the exposure is smaller than feared in one place and larger than expected in another.

What we typically find is multi-site organisations with no consistent device standard between sites, often a long way from their nearest IT provider, on variable connectivity. That is not a failing, it is what happens when a business grows faster than the systems supporting it. The useful work is deciding which of those gaps actually matters given who you are and what you hold, rather than fixing everything at once.

We work as consultants, not as a platform vendor, so we are not trying to move you onto a monthly licence. Distance is the practical issue in North Wales, so we work remotely first and combine sites into a single visit where one is needed. Where this turns into ongoing work it is usually fractional CISO support or SOC support over your existing tooling.