Penetration testing · Vulnerability assessment · Red teaming01
Offensive security
Understand which weaknesses could lead to business impact, and give your teams a clear path to remediation.
Cybersecurity. Risk. Resilience.
Security.
Across every
layer.
From finding exploitable weaknesses to strengthening cloud, operations and governance. Turn security priorities into work your business can act on.
SECURITY IS A SYSTEM.
EVERY CONNECTION COUNTS.
Business context firstEngineering-led deliveryEvidence behind the next step
01 / Our service portfolio
A broader view.
Stronger security.
Assessments, engineering, operational readiness and strategic advice. Bring the right expertise to each part of your security programme.
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Monitoring · Detection engineering · Incident response02
SOC & managed detection
Connect the right signals to investigation and response, with ownership at every stage of an incident.
AWS · Azure · Google Cloud · Hybrid environments03
Cloud & infrastructure
Review the identities, configurations and connections that determine how securely your infrastructure runs.
Secure design · Code review · Delivery pipelines04
AppSec & DevSecOps
Make security part of how software is designed, built, released and maintained.
Risk management · Control readiness · Third-party assurance05
Governance & compliance
Translate policies and external requirements into responsibilities, controls and evidence people can maintain.
Privacy readiness · Consent engineering · Registration readiness06
Data privacy & DPDP
Connect personal-data choices and privacy responsibilities to the systems that need to act on them.
AI application review · Data boundaries · Model governance07
AI & emerging security
Understand the new trust boundaries created when models, tools and business data are connected.
Virtual CISO · Security strategy · Continuity planning08
Advisory & resilience
Give security decisions a clear connection to business priorities, investment and operational resilience.
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Standalone engagements. Connected programmes.See our delivery approach
02 / Start with the business need
What is driving your
next security decision?
A launch, an incident-readiness concern, a customer request or a new obligation. The right starting point depends on what needs to change.
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We need to understand our exposure.
Start with a scoped security assessment.
02We need better detection and response.
Review your security operating model.
03We have an audit or regulatory requirement.
Map obligations to controls and evidence.
04We are building or changing our technology.
Review security before the next release.
03 / Our approach
Clear scope.
Useful evidence.
Practical action.
Good security work leaves people with a clear understanding of the risk and what to do next.
ASSESS → VALIDATE → IMPROVE → REVIEWDefine the question.
Agree the business objective, assets, constraints, responsibilities and what a useful outcome looks like.
OUTPUT A focused scope and acceptance criteriaEstablish the evidence.
Investigate the environment, validate relevant findings and explain their impact in your context.
OUTPUT Prioritised findings and decisionsMake the improvements.
Translate recommendations into an implementation plan, with owners, dependencies and realistic milestones.
OUTPUT Work your teams can act onReview what changed.
Check agreed corrective actions and establish the review cadence needed to keep the programme relevant.
OUTPUT Verification and ongoing priorities04 / Why Splinter Systems
Distinct parts.
Shared resilience.
Your applications, infrastructure, people and partners form one connected business.
Splinter Systems brings an engineering mindset to that bigger picture. Understand the dependencies, connect the right controls and give people the evidence they need to make informed decisions.
Work in your environment.
Shape recommendations around existing tools, teams and operational constraints.
Explain the finding.
Connect technical observations to business impact and a clear next action.
Make ownership clear.
Define responsibilities and handoffs so improvements carry beyond the engagement.
05 / Industries
Different environments.
Specific priorities.
The assets, dependencies and consequences change from one industry to another. The scope should reflect those differences.
Financial services
Critical transactions, sensitive information and regulatory assurance.
Technology & SaaS
Product security, cloud architecture and enterprise customer requirements.
Healthcare & life sciences
Patient information, connected services and operational continuity.
Retail & digital commerce
Customer journeys, online platforms and third-party dependencies.
Manufacturing & infrastructure
Asset visibility, access boundaries and resilient operations.
Education & professional services
Distributed users, valuable information and practical governance.
Part of your wider security programme
Data privacy.
Connected to practice.
Bring DPDP readiness, consent operations and privacy workflows into the systems your business already uses.
NoticeConsentActionEvidence
Explore the consent lifecycle, integration approach and statutory Consent Manager registration-readiness considerations.
Explore data privacy & DPDPBefore we begin
Good questions.
Clear expectations.
Build from your next priority.