Welcome to CyberSecurity & Technology Consultancy

Who we are

In the dynamic landscape of today's digital world, where technology drives innovation and connectivity, the role of cybersecurity has become paramount. In this realm, CyberSecurity & Technology Consultancy Ltd emerges as a stalwart entity, dedicated to providing cutting-edge solutions and strategic guidance to navigate the complex intersection of technology and security.

CyberSecurity & Technology Consultancy Ltd is a leading consultancy firm at the forefront of the cybersecurity and technology domains. Established with a vision to empower businesses and organizations to thrive in the digital age securely, we bring together a team of seasoned experts, each possessing a wealth of knowledge and experience in their respective fields.

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Our services

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Advisory Services

Advisory by supporting Board members, Executive team, and special committees in their works to achieve cybersecurity strategic decisions and build a programme to achieve cyber resilience for their organisations

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Assessment Services

UK National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) approved assessments, providing organisations with cybersecurity certifications to give confidence to their customers and grow their businesses in secure manner

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Training Services

Training, Workshops, and Awareness providing organisations and teams with knowledge and skills to perform effectively and efficiently through different learning formats that will fit your team members busy schedule

Cybersecurity & Technology Consultancy | Our mission

Our mission

At the heart of our mission is a commitment to fortifying the digital infrastructure of our clients. We strive to be more than just consultants; we aim to be partners in our clients' success stories. Our mission involves crafting bespoke cybersecurity and technology strategies that align seamlessly with the unique needs and aspirations of each client.

We specialize in a diverse range of services, including but not limited to:

Our Commitment

 We are committed to seamlessly blend quality with conscience, enhancing your everyday experiences and choices. We are committed to influence small, medium and big players of the industry. In similar way to well harmonised cogwheels influencing and getting influenced by great ideas and great visions to help thrive the society, therefore we are actively contributing to the development of International, regional, and national standards like ISO and IEC standards.

We run our business by keeping confidentiality, Integrity, and ethics at the heart of our decisions, where customers' interests are paramount to any engagement. We are committed to keep our customers' data and their information secret.

We believe that trust is a key point in any relationship, this becomes fundamental with our customers as they share with us some of their vulnerabilities and trust us to help them addressing them to make sure the threats that they are facing become acceptable.

 You can read more about our privacy policy.

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 Some of our contributions are publicly available

You can find below some of our latest public contributions. We aim to provide a big picture to the decision makers so they can clearly distinguish options when it comes to taking decisions.

REFERENCE ARCHITECTURES and INTEROPERABILITY in DIGITAL PLATFORMS

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The document represents the result of a task force on reference architectures, interoperability frameworks and standardisation in DEI Digital Platforms. The task force is an activity of the project (H2020-872548- OPEN DEI Aligning Reference Architectures, Open Platforms and Large-Scale Pilots in Digitising European Industry, a collaborative and support action which contributes to the objective to help make every industry in Europe benefit fully from digital innovations. 

The project’s focus is on identifying relevant state-of-the-art cross-domain content that can be appropriate to the four sectors of manufacturing, agriculture, energy, and health & care. In each sector, an ambassador is responsible for liaising with its own sector or community. Each sector is represented by a number of large-scale pilots that are funded by the European Commission. Moreover, according to a participative and collaborative Open Innovation approach, Cross-domain Task Forces, which originated by OPEN DEI activities aim to involve not just eminent experts of the four domains projects’ ecosystem, but also external experts with the role of Facilitators. 

Report of TWG Digital Twins: Landscape of Digital Twins

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Digital Twins represent one of the most novel and promising  concepts within the general trend of digital transformation. They are a distinctly 21st century invention. The term is attributed to Prof. Michael Grieves of the University of Michigan in 2002, and the approach was adopted in particular by NASA around 2010. The concept has proved very powerful and has now been universally used across domains, and yet we have only scratched the surface of what they can or should do. While the current generation of digital twins are replicas of existing entities in the physical world, future twins will help design or invent things that have not yet been realized, bridging the gap to virtual reality.

As befits such a new approach, the definition of digital twins is not quite stable yet, and standards are only barely emergent. While Wikipedia defines a digital twin as “a virtual representation that serves as the real time digital counterpart of a physical object or process,” various organizations have attempted to add more precision to the definition. The Digital Twin Consortium’s definition is “a virtual representation of real-world entities and processes, synchronized at a specified frequency and fidelity.” This is a more operational definition – one that insists on the nature of the link between the two twins – the digital one and the physical one. It has the merit of explaining that a digital twin is not just a simulation model – there are data and/or commands that get sent by one twin to the other.

Whenever a new technology emerges, standards are often at first controversial. They are seen as premature – potentially interfering with the exploratory nature of the new idea, and limiting the freedom of companies, especially technology suppliers,  to invent and patent new intellectual property. Over time, the ideas and mechanisms that contribute to the technology tend to stratify: there is a layer of foundational components whose standardization increasingly appears useful to all parties, because such standards reduce the “friction” in the development of useful systems. For example, a multiplicity of data formats impedes the ingestion, combination, and processing of information. Conversely, the application level remains the one at which competition creatively rages and standardization continues to be considered harmful.

Digital twins have not even reached the point at which specific, normative standard specifications have emerged for components of the technology proper.

However, there is a “primordial soup” of standards related to supporting technologies (systems modeling, security, communication protocols, data formats, etc.), as well as glossaries, guidelines, papers and reports that all serve to inform the work of developers and users of digital twins. Building a landscape of these documents is therefore a useful and timely endeavor – as long as the reader keeps in mind that this is a rapidly evolving situation and that this landscape will certainly need to be updated in a few years’ time. The interaction between twins is likely to be a fertile ground for the development of new technologies, and ultimately of new standards.

In creating this landscape, the authors and editors had to make sense not only of the large number of documents that seemed worthy of inclusion (over 250 items), but also of the multi-faceted taxonomy of these documents. In a linear report, it is hard to clearly expose the various dimensions of classification: by country or region, by originating body (ISO, national standards bodies, other standards development organizations, consortia, individual companies), by type of document (actual standard, report, paper, web page, etc.), and by industrial sector (manufacturing, construction, etc., or cross-sector). The editors of this landscape have provided indices to help the reader navigate through this complex web of information. They reflect the complex domain maze (see figure 1) and the complex integration maze (see figure 2). Future versions of this landscape may bring more classification, grouping, and analysis of current and future standards.We hope that the content of the landscape, as well as the way it is presented, will meet the needs of a broad range of actors, from industry and government alike, in the European Union and elsewhere. 

IoT security Foundation - Best Practice Guides

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Documents published by the IoT Security Foundation (“IoTSF”) are subject to regular review and

maybe updated or subject to change at any time. The current status of IoTSF publications, including

this document, can be seen on the public website at: https://iotsecurityfoundation.org.

This document promotes contemporary best practices in IoT security for the benefit of society. 

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