Flagship engagement · 16 weeks
Build resilience.
Then prove it.
A focused programme to close critical attack paths, prove that recovery works and leave leadership with clear ownership and defensible evidence.
From $35,000 · 16 weeks · Direct senior access
The objective
Measurable change,
not another report.
The programme begins with evidence and ends with proof. We work alongside your IT provider to reduce the breach scenarios that matter most, then test whether the improved environment can contain an incident and recover critical services.
Critical attack paths closed or reduced to an agreed level
Recovery capability tested against a realistic ransomware scenario
Security ownership made clear across leadership, IT and key suppliers
Board, insurer and client evidence assembled into one defensible pack
Workstreams
One programme.
Six connected priorities.
Attack-path assessment
We establish the business context, examine the wider environment and agree which breach scenarios would cause the greatest harm.
Identity and privileged access
We reduce the routes attackers use to gain control, including weak authentication, excessive privilege, stale access and unsafe administration.
Endpoint, network and cloud resilience
We coordinate practical improvements across devices, internal networks, cloud services, logging and containment controls.
Backup and recovery proof
We examine backup isolation, administrative access and restore readiness, then run an evidence-based recovery exercise.
Incident leadership
Executives work through a ransomware tabletop that tests decisions, communications, responsibilities and escalation under pressure.
Independent validation
We verify that critical improvements landed as intended and document the residual risk, evidence and next 12 months of work.
Programme sequence
Sixteen weeks.
Three clear stages.
Weeks 1–3
Establish the truth
Complete the business-wide assessment, map critical attack paths and agree measurable success criteria with leadership and your IT provider.
Weeks 4–12
Close the paths
Coordinate the priority uplift across identity, endpoints, networks, cloud, backups and privileged access. Track evidence as each control changes.
Weeks 13–16
Prove resilience
Validate the critical controls, exercise recovery, run the executive tabletop and deliver a board-ready evidence pack with a 12-month roadmap.
The proof
Confidence needs
evidence.
A plan is useful. Proof is stronger. The final stage tests the controls, recovery capability and executive response that determine whether the business can withstand a serious incident.
Proof 01
Control validation
Independent evidence that the priority improvements work as intended.
Proof 02
Recovery exercise
A practical test of whether the business can restore critical operations.
Proof 03
Executive tabletop
A realistic ransomware scenario that tests decisions before a crisis.
Proof 04
Evidence pack
Clear material for your board, insurer, clients and future security reviews.
FAQ
Before you commit.
Is the Breach Prevention Assessment included?
Yes. The programme begins with the business-wide assessment required to establish the attack paths, priorities and success measures. You do not need to purchase it separately.
Does Cubit Cyber replace our IT provider?
No. We provide the security direction, technical guidance and independent validation. Your existing IT provider usually implements the agreed changes because they already know your environment.
What does our team need to contribute?
The programme needs an executive sponsor, access to relevant technical evidence and time from your IT provider or internal team. We agree responsibilities and meeting cadence before work begins.
Who will we work with during the programme?
You work directly with the senior practitioner responsible for the assessment, uplift and validation. There is no account-management layer or hand-off to a junior team. You receive priority responses throughout the engagement, with escalation arrangements agreed for critical issues.
Can every issue be fixed within 16 weeks?
The goal is to close or materially reduce the critical attack paths within the programme. Lower-priority or long-term improvements move into the 12-month roadmap with clear ownership.
Can we use the evidence with clients and insurers?
Yes. The final pack documents the assessment, improvements, validation and remaining roadmap. We can also map that evidence to specific client or insurer questions where required.
What happens after the programme?
Your team can own the roadmap directly. If you need ongoing independent leadership, Security Stewardship can continue the governance, assurance and reporting cadence established during the programme.
A serious engagement for material risk
Make resilience
a proven capability.
A short conversation is enough to establish whether the programme matches your exposure, urgency and ability to execute the work.