Cyber Security Wrexham

Local, CREST-accredited cyber security for Wrexham businesses: penetration testing, Cyber Essentials and certification, and SOC consulting and support.

Wrexham’s manufacturing, industrial and university-linked businesses face growing cyber threats and rising demands, from clients, insurers and tenders, to prove their security. Solusec provides the full range of cyber security services, scoped to what your business actually needs.

What we do for Wrexham businesses

Testing and assurance

CREST-accredited penetration testing for your 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 to spot and stop attacks.

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Talk to us

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.

Common questions

What cyber security services do you offer in Wrexham?

The full range: penetration testing (including AI and LLM), Cyber Essentials and IASME certification, SOC consulting and support, incident response and vulnerability management.

Do you work with Wrexham businesses?

Yes. Work for North Wales businesses is delivered primarily remotely, with onsite visits available and any travel quoted up front.

How do we get started?

Book a free call. We will tell you honestly what you need and what you do not, agree a fixed price, and move fast. No obligation.

Cyber security support in Wrexham

Not every organisation in Wrexham 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 corridor, feeding aerospace and automotive supply chains, with food production and logistics alongside, 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 production environments with vendor-supplied equipment running software the vendor no longer supports, and site networks that grew without a plan. 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. Wrexham is an hour and a bit from us and we cover the Deeside corridor regularly. Where this turns into ongoing work it is usually fractional CISO support or SOC support over your existing tooling.