invitise is a Cyber Security capability partner. We embed with your team to deliver Security Architecture, SOC and Security Engineering, as single specialists or whole teams. People on-site within 24 hours.
of Cyber Security teams are strengthening in 2026, demand is high.
of UK organisations lack the cyber capability they need.
unfilled Cyber Security positions across the UK.
to on-site, when you call before 11am.
Organisations we have supported
Call before 11am and the right person is on-site with you the next morning. The specialist your brief calls for, vetted, briefed, and ready to deliver from day one.
We already know who's available across SOC, Security Architecture, Security Engineering, Threat Intelligence, Incident Response and Cyber Programme leadership. One call is all it takes.
A direct 15-minute conversation.
1st call & 1st choice, based on reputation and success.
Whichever model fits, we agree joint SLAs and tailored bundles to suit your team, your timelines and the way you measure success.
Capability partner for the long run
We sit inside your organisation, understand what you're building before it's a job description, and deliver your Cyber capability ahead of demand, not in reaction to it. For any exclusive arrangement, we have a 100% hit rate.
Explore the programme →Fixed-price outcome delivery
Defined scope. Fixed price. Milestones you can hold us to. A senior cyber project manager anchors every engagement and signs off each stage.
Explore Statement of Works →On-site within 24 hours.
Call before 11am and the right person is on-site with you the next morning. We already know who's available, and we send the one specialist your brief calls for, ready to start.
Explore Contract Capability →CISOs and CTOs, part-time
Board-level security and technology leadership, one to three days a week. The judgement of a seasoned executive without the full-time cost, working in weeks, not after a six-month search.
Explore fractional leadership →"We work alongside a select group of organisations, embedded, sharing market intelligence, building Cyber capability together. If that sounds like what you need, let's talk."Book 15 minutes
Two examples from our work. See all five case studies →
A security consultancy had won a contract to build a complete SOC for a healthcare client. They needed to move fast, sourcing an entire team simultaneously across multiple disciplines. Healthcare environments carry heightened sensitivity around patient data and compliance, with no margin for delay.
A complete 8-person SOC team: SOC Team Lead, SOC Engineers, Analysts at L1/L2/L3, Threat Intelligence Engineers, Vulnerability Management Consultants and Security Engineers, placed on-site at the healthcare client.
Full team delivered against brief. The consultancy met their contractual commitment with an operational SOC stood up from scratch.
A large county council was midway through one of the most ambitious technology transformation programmes in UK Local Government: Azure cloud migration, SDWAN/SASE network modernisation and M365 rollout. Specialist security resource was needed fast, without lengthy procurement delays.
A Security Architect leading enterprise-wide security architecture across the full programme, and a Security Operations Manager who built the council's monitoring and incident response capability and led the Cyber Essentials Plus certification programme.
Both placements delivered on time. Security Operations Manager embedded into the Technology Services leadership team.
AI Delivery Agents, built with our specialist software delivery partner, pick up scoped feature work, fixes, automation and testing from your backlog and ship it back to your team ready to review.
throughput against the same scoped workload
new permanent engineers to recruit or onboard
runs against your backlog when you need it
Security leadership, engineering, architecture and GRC roles. Contingency or retained, a 90-day guarantee, on Eastern time.
Practical perspective on cyber capability, talent and the UK skills landscape.
Real conversations. No corporate answers.
Cyber Heard is the Invitise podcast. The angle is cyber, but it is not just for cyber people: it is for anyone in tech with an opinion on where cyber and AI are taking us. Founders, CEOs and CTOs sit alongside CISOs, security architects and SOC analysts, on what is actually happening in their world and what it means for everyone building and running technology in the UK.
New episodes post weekly, on the hub and on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. Work in tech and have something to say about cyber or AI? Get in touch at cyberheard@invitise.com.
30 Sept 2026 · 29 min
Joe Hubback, Partner & CISO at Elixirr
Joe Hubback explains why cyber risk quantification only really works when it's built around reasonable worst case scenarios, why third party and OT risk are often more about people than technology, and why he believes the industry's biggest blind spot is behaviour, not tooling.
Episode notes28 Sept 2026 · 53 min
Thomas Owen, CISO at SoSafe
Thomas Owen explains why he sees almost all security failures as access control failures rooted in human identity, and how measurable, causal testing can actually shift intrinsic staff behaviour rather than just producing a click rate on a dashboard. He also sets out where AI has changed the economics of phishing and deepfakes, and where he draws the line between protecting staff and quietly surveilling them.
Episode notes25 Sept 2026 · 30 min
Alan Simpson, Field CISO at Rapid7
A field CSO who built SOC teams from the ground up explains why board risk numbers are more storytelling than maths, why supplier questionnaires are mostly theatre, and why the weakest link line about users is wrong.
Episode notes
A 16-page invitise briefing for cyber, risk and people leaders. Why the hiring window has narrowed, what 24-hour mobilisation actually requires, and the four conditions that have to be true for next-morning on-site to mean something.
of senior cyber roles take 6 months or longer to fill in the UK.
longer than other IT roles, senior cyber vacancies stay open.
of large UK businesses now own cyber at board level.
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