Cybersecurity · Compliance · AI Governance
Continuous protection.Continuous compliance.
Threat Protect is the vendor-agnostic partner that helps you defend, comply, and stay resilient: independent advice, the right technology, managed for you, and evidenced for your auditors, under one roof.
Compliance posture
Audit-ready
All controls evidenced
24×7 SOC
Continuous monitoring
Why Threat Protect
Independent advice. Fully managed.
Evidenced for your auditors.
of client audits passed, year after year
Independent advice
Vendor-agnostic by design. We recommend what genuinely fits your company and your risk, and only what you need, and often that means getting more from what you already have.
One point of accountability
We assemble and direct the specialists who run your security and compliance: 24×7 managed detection and response, and continuous compliance that keeps your evidence current year-round. Fully managed, with one team accountable to you.
Evidenced for auditors
Audit-ready proof as you go, so no audit becomes a last-minute rush. Continuous compliance delivered through certified assessment partners, so the answer is always ready when a client or regulator asks.
What we do
One partner for protection, compliance and governance.
Independent advice, the right technology, security managed around the clock, and compliance kept audit-ready all year, under one roof. Pick a starting point, or let us help you choose.
Advisory & Consulting
Senior, vendor-agnostic security leadership: a clear read of where you stand, a board-ready risk picture, and a costed roadmap that fixes what matters first.
More on AdvisoryManaged Security
Managed detection & response, endpoint and email, set up and run around the clock by us, so your team does not have to.
More on Managed SecurityContinuous Compliance
A monthly subscription that keeps you audit-ready all year: Cyber Essentials, ISO 27001, SOC 2, DORA and NIS2, delivered through certified assessment partners.
More on ComplianceAI Governance & Assurance
Govern your own use of AI with confidence: ISO 42001 readiness and EU AI Act preparation, so you can adopt AI without losing control or an audit trail.
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Best-of-breed security technology organised by the problem it solves, not by vendor: email, endpoint, identity, network, awareness and cyber insurance.
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We hold partner agreements across the market, so we secure preferential rates and stay free to recommend what genuinely fits. One buyer, every vendor conversation handled.
More on sourcingHigh-risk AI obligations apply from December 2027. Use the time well.
The EU AI Act is phasing in now, and its transparency duties already apply. Obligations for high-risk uses such as recruitment, credit and education were pushed back to 2 December 2027. The extra time is a window to build audit-ready AI governance properly, not a reason to wait.
Plan your AI Act readinessSectors
Built for regulated sectors where the pressure is highest.
Finance
Wealth managers, asset managers and financial companies carry more cyber obligation than almost anyone: FCA and PRA expectations on operational resilience, named accountability under SM&CR, and fraud pressure that never lets up.
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Legal
Client confidentiality is the whole business, and law firms are squarely in attackers’ sights for payment diversion and conveyancing fraud.
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Energy
Critical infrastructure, converging IT and operational technology, and a competent authority that expects evidence make energy a high-stakes security environment.
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Pharma
Valuable intellectual property, regulated data integrity and complex supply chains put pharma and life sciences under sustained, sophisticated attack.
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Healthcare
Patient data is among the most sensitive there is, and healthcare providers face the Data Security and Protection Toolkit, CQC scrutiny and relentless ransomware pressure.
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Manufacturing
Converging IT and operational technology, ransomware that halts production lines, and new obligations on connected products make manufacturing uniquely exposed.
ExploreThese are the sectors under the most regulatory and threat pressure, but we serve all sectors. Tell us about your situation.
Proof, not promises
What clients say about working with us.
The way in which teachers teach and students learn is quickly evolving. It was clear that we needed to enhance our security, which Threat Protect helped make a simple and stress-free process, identifying and resolving a number of areas where we could improve our security posture, enabling our teachers and students to operate in a secure environment.
By consolidating security solutions, working with Threat Protect has enabled us to optimise our overall IT spend whilst significantly reducing the management admin involved. I have full trust that any solutions that Threat Protect put forward are in the best interests of the company and our security needs.
Technologies we work with
We hold partnerships across the market so our advice is grounded in real deployment experience, not locked to one stack. A sample of who we work with:
Need offensive testing?
We arrange deep, tester-led penetration testing and red teaming. Independent testers find the weaknesses; we help you fix, manage and govern them.
Resources
Plain-English thinking, free of sales theatre.
The wealth manager's cyber brief: what the regulator expects, and what actually goes wrong
A plain-English brief for COOs and risk leads at wealth and asset managers: operational resilience and impact tolerances, named accountability under SM&CR, third-party concentration, and the payment fraud that targets client money.
ReadThe Cyber Resilience Act and the plant floor: two obligations UK manufacturers keep confusing
A practical guide for IT and operations leads at UK manufacturers: what the EU Cyber Resilience Act asks of the products you ship, what IEC 62443 asks of the plant that makes them, and why treating the two as one programme leaves both half done.
ReadThe NHS Data Security and Protection Toolkit, done honestly
What the DSPT is, who has to complete it, and what honest completion actually involves for private healthcare providers, clinical services businesses and NHS suppliers, including the legal duties that sit alongside it and why clinical continuity is the real test.
ReadOur Values
Transparency
We have the courage to be honest and share information, taking accountability for our actions.
Inclusiveness
We respect and trust one another, regardless of our differences.
Excellence
We strive to be leaders with a commitment to continuous improvement & celebrating our successes.
Let’s talk about where you are, and what comes next.
A 30-minute call with a senior advisor. Bring your situation; leave with at least one useful answer, whether or not we’re a fit.
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