We find and fix vulnerable code, patch your servers and keep your software up to date. Ongoing security management, handled by one team.
Server & code security management. Daily patch review.
From the headlines to your systems
When a security flaw makes the news, you need to know whether your business is exposed—and what to do next.
We check your servers, frameworks and code libraries against the advisory. If you’re affected, we identify the fix, test it and deploy the patch. Then we keep checking for new vulnerabilities, so security updates don’t become another job on your list.
AI-assisted research is finding serious vulnerabilities in widely used software. The practical response is the same: know what you run, assess your exposure and apply the right fixes safely.
In context: PHP’s October 21, 2026 security releaseWhat we take care of
Outdated servers, vulnerable dependencies and excessive access can all leave a business exposed. We manage these together, with clear responsibility for the fixes.
Operating systems, runtimes, web servers and databases need attention long after launch. We maintain supported versions, review configuration and reduce unnecessary exposure.
A patched server can still run vulnerable software. We review your application and its dependencies, address security findings and test changes against the way your business uses it.
Know who can reach your systems, how credentials are managed and what happens if something goes wrong. We keep access and recovery part of the maintenance plan.
We can work alongside them. We agree on ownership, access and escalation so everyone knows who handles what.
Security patches, without the guesswork
Updates need more than an “install” button. We check the risk, protect the release and make sure your software still does its job.
Daily review · Risk-based deploymentCheck security advisories, available patches and monitoring alerts against the systems in your managed inventory.
Prioritise by exposure and impact. Prepare and test applicable updates, with a recovery path before deployment.
Check that services and important workflows still work. Record the change, any remaining risk and the next action.
Urgent vulnerabilities are escalated for prompt action. Maintenance windows, approvals and response targets are set in your service plan.
You stay informed
Get a readable record of completed work and outstanding issues. You should know what was updated, what was tested and where a decision is still needed.
Change recorded, key workflows tested, rollback retained.
Applicable updates assessed against the managed inventory.
Compatibility review and maintenance window to be agreed.
Getting started
We can take over an existing system, including software built by another team. The first step is understanding its condition.
Map your applications, hosting, access, dependencies, backups and existing support arrangements.
Identify immediate fixes, define coverage and responsibilities, and price the ongoing management.
Establish secure access, monitoring and maintenance routines, with reporting and a clear contact for your team.
A few practical questions
Yes. We start by reviewing the code, hosting, access, dependencies and deployment process. That tells us what we can manage immediately, what needs remediation and whether unsupported software needs an upgrade first.
We review security updates daily and deploy applicable, approved patches according to risk and the agreed maintenance plan. Some changes need compatibility testing or a maintenance window. Critical exposure is escalated for urgent action rather than waiting for the next routine release.
We can work with your existing provider where the platform and access allow it. We establish which responsibilities belong to us, your host and any other suppliers. If a migration is needed, we explain why and agree on it before making changes.
We review the code and the way it runs, regardless of who or what wrote it. For applications using AI services or agents, the review also considers API keys, tool permissions, data access and the actions an agent is allowed to take.
Coverage hours, response targets, emergency escalation and any incident-response work are agreed in your service plan. We make those responsibilities clear before management starts.
No service can guarantee that. Our role is to reduce exposure, maintain your systems, verify changes and keep recovery plans usable. You receive a clear view of what is covered and what still needs attention.
We scope the service around your servers, applications, current condition and required coverage. You receive a proposal for ongoing management, with any initial cleanup or larger upgrades identified separately.
One team for your servers and software
Tell us about your servers, software and security concerns.
We’ll review what needs attention and propose an ongoing management plan.