Bulletproof

Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
2016
  |  By Jahnavi Mehta
In the first of our blog series on international data protection, I’m taking a look at how companies can ensure compliance with notice and consent requirements in the USA, China, and Canada. In a world where digital footprints are as common as physical ones, the governance of personal data has become a pressing issue.
  |  By Jemma Aldridge
Certifications are a great way for customers to get confidence that the company they’re trusting with their cyber security is up to the job. So, when the Cyber Advisor scheme was launched, we thought it was a great opportunity to invest in our staff. In this Q&A blog we’ll look at what a Cyber Advisor is, what it means for your business, and what it means to our staff – as we talk to Bulletproof’s first Cyber Advisor, Jemma Aldridge.
  |  By Keiran Mather
This is a Bulletproof Tech Talk article: original research from our red team covering issues, news, and tech that interests them. It’s more technical and in-depth that our usual blog content, but no less interesting. This blog looks at obfuscating Linux Symbols using dl_iterate_phdr with callbacks. It represents original security research from the Bulletproof Red Team.
  |  By Keiran Mather
This is a Bulletproof Tech Talk article: research from our penetration testing team covering issues, news, and tech that interests them. It’s more technical and in-depth that our usual blog content, but no less interesting. In the complex landscape of Active Directory, ensuring secure and appropriate access is a constant challenge. Recently another "ESC" technique has been released which is known as ESC13.
  |  By Nicky Whiting
The Cyber Essentials scheme has started to become a victim of its own success, with some organisations thinking it’s all they need to operate securely. Now I need to start by saying that Cyber Essentials is a great security baseline and I strongly recommend that every single organisation gets Cyber Essentials certification. It provides a valuable framework for establishing fundamental cyber security practices. But is that always enough?
  |  By Ayisha Bari
If you’ve heard of ransomware attacks in the news, you’ll know they can result in big losses for big businesses. But the fact is that organisations of any size can fall victim to an attack, and often the smaller your business is, the more severe the impact.
  |  By Dominic Mortimer
During my time delivering red team engagements over the last few years, I've had the luxury of working with organisations who’re just starting out with their red teaming approaches, all the way up to battling hardened and heavily monitored networks. In this experience, I’ve found that one of the key areas that makes or breaks a successful operation is the scoping, sizing and planning of an engagement. It can often be daunting to explore more threat-led and realistic testing approaches.
  |  By Jason McNicholas
Malicious actors are always coming up with new and innovative ways to steal your money and information. This means it’s all the more important to be aware of these new attacks as they appear and know how to spot and respond to them. In this article I’ll be bringing attention to a new attack that has become increasingly common in recent months. That attack is called ‘Quishing’, and it is a specific new variant of the much broader attack known phishing.
  |  By Eze Adighibe
SOC 2 is an information security standard was created by the American Institute of Chartered Public Accountants (AICPA), as a way to provide assurance of an organisation’s management of data. SOC 2 compliance provides a framework to assess against five Trust Service Criteria (TSCs) – but more on those later. There are two types of SOC 2 compliance: Type I and Type II.
  |  By Oliver Pinson-Roxburgh
Bulletproof Co-founder & CEO, Oliver Pinson Roxborough, talks us through how hackers hide, the perceived threat from nation states, and what that means for your business.
  |  By Bulletproof
Confused about PCI compliance? Get a clear understanding of this much misunderstood standard with our Clarity On PCI Compliance white paper. This is the first in our 'Security First' series of white papers and provides an illustrated insight into the world of PCI DSS compliance. Inside we explain the requirements, dispel the myths and give you top tips for saving time and effort.
  |  By Bulletproof
This Security First white paper will help businesses understand all aspects of penetration testing services, from planning and managing through to getting real value and benefit from the results. This whitepaper is not a guide for practitioners, but instead is aimed at people who need to procure, plan, and manage the lifecycle of a penetration testing project.
  |  By Bulletproof
This white paper will provide you with a high-level understanding of GDPR's strategic aims and the challenges these present to UK businesses. In addition, we'll present helpful tips for interpreting, implementing and maintaining the new legislation and your approach to managing personal data.

We are your best defence from cyber threats. We are Bulletproof.

Here at Bulletproof, security's in our DNA. Our information and cyber security services are the best way to stay ahead of the hackers, take control of your infrastructure and protect your business-critical data.

Investing in the future by securing today: Employees are the lifeblood of a company, and we are no exception. We’re proud to say our staff are passionate and experienced in all areas of information security – and certified by the likes of CREST and Tigerscheme. We also have a world-class infrastructure, with two PCI v3.2 compliant data centres and powerful SIEM software that was designed in-house.

24/7 Security Operations Centre: One of the major factors to our success is our UK Security Operations Centre (SOC). This is an in-house facility, staffed every hour day and night by our cyber security gurus. The SOC acts as a command station for all our security operations and, in the case of our Managed SIEM and Threat Protection services, are always geared up to deploy full incident management procedures, according to pre-defined runbooks, within moments of a security event being detected.

Trained. Experienced. Certified. That’s Bulletproof.