Infrastructure Security That Actually Works

We've spent fifteen years watching businesses get breached because someone clicked the wrong link or left a port open. Your infrastructure needs protection that doesn't rely on perfection.

Built Around Real Threats

Back in 2010, we responded to an incident where a manufacturing firm lost three weeks of operations. The entry point? An outdated server tucked away in a storage cupboard that nobody remembered existed.

That's when we stopped thinking about security as a checklist and started building systems that account for human oversight. Because that forgotten server scenario happens more often than anyone wants to admit.

Most breaches we've investigated didn't involve sophisticated attacks. They happened because standard security practices didn't account for how businesses actually operate day-to-day.
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What We Actually Do

Network Assessment

We map your entire infrastructure, including those systems people forgot about. Then identify which vulnerabilities matter most given how your team works.

Infrastructure Hardening

Configuration changes and system updates that strengthen security without breaking workflows. We test everything before deployment.

Compliance Management

Documentation and evidence collection for regulatory requirements. We handle the paperwork so you can focus on running your business.

Incident Response

When something goes wrong, we contain it quickly and document what happened. Then we fix the underlying issue to prevent recurrence.

Monitoring Setup

Alert systems configured to flag actual problems without generating constant false alarms. You get notified when it matters.

Access Control

User permission structures that match job roles and change management. Secure without creating bottlenecks.

Portrait of Callum Pemberton, Operations Director

Callum Pemberton

Operations Director

Results That Matter

We brought Storagefull in after failing our third compliance audit. They found seventeen access points we didn't know existed and three servers still running Windows 2008. The assessment took six weeks, implementation took another four months. We passed our 2025 audit without major findings for the first time in three years. More importantly, their monitoring system caught an attempted intrusion in March that our previous setup would have missed completely.

How It Actually Happens

Most security projects fail because they try to do everything at once. We break it into manageable phases that keep your operations running.

01 2-3 weeks

Initial Assessment

We document your current infrastructure, identify critical systems, and map data flows. This gives us a complete picture of what needs protection and what risks you're actually facing.

02 1 week

Priority Planning

We rank vulnerabilities by actual business risk, not theoretical severity scores. Then create an implementation plan that addresses critical issues first without overwhelming your team.

03 6-12 weeks

Staged Implementation

Security improvements deployed in phases with testing between each stage. If something breaks, we know exactly what caused it and can roll back quickly.

04 ongoing

Monitoring & Response

Alert systems go live with configured thresholds. We monitor for the first month to tune out false positives, then transition to your team with our support available when needed.

Start With An Assessment

We'll review your current infrastructure and provide a written report of findings. No obligation to proceed further, and you keep the documentation regardless.

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