What do we do?
We help you become more cyber resilient.
Through our specialist knowledge and trusted partnerships, we help eliminate stigma of fear that is normally associated around the topic of. 'security'. Future proofing your business through technologically agile solutions.
TLR Continuous Automated Vulnerability Scanning (CAVS)
CAVS continuously analyses and detects security issues and vulnerabilities within your organisation's network.
Cyber War Games
We build and run comprehensive and themed Cyber Games for clients.
TLR Software Enhanced Threat Hunting (SETH)
Identify breaches in your network & infrastructure and automatically resolve them.
Penetration Testing & Vulnerability Scanning
Help Identify potential vulnerabilities within your network, applications & infrastructure through penetration testing.
Incident Response
Rapidly respond to cyber attacks through well programmed incident response. Quickly resuming business as usual.
Digital Risk Protection Services
Digital risk protection from threats across all environments tailored to your organisation.
Training
Security bootcamp course helps your people gain a better understanding of security fundamentals.
Managed Security Services
TLR manage any of the technology services we offer either remotely or onsite
Technology Solutions
Multi-Factor Authentication Examples: Your Complete Guide
Understanding the definition of multi-factor authentication is one thing, but knowing different types of multi-factor authentication examples is another. This information allows you to understand the different ways in which cybercriminals can steal your data and how you can start protecting yourself online. As well as providing some examples, we’ll also be diving into the…
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What Is a Third-Party Risk and How to Prevent An External Attack
Despite having a solid security architecture in place, third-party risks are still a threat to your company as it isn’t certain how they may go on to use the data stored within your organisation. Outsourcing and partnering with other companies or suppliers will increase your chances of third-party risk, as more users have unrestricted access…
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The Internet of Things (IoT): What is it and Why Is it Harmful?
The Internet of Things (IoT) is always evolving, however, it’s not always clear what it truly involves. To put it simply, the Internet of Things allows devices to collect data, communicate, and work without the intervention of human action. Therefore, when we say “smart devices” such as smart refrigerators, smart watches, and smart televisions, all…