Bridewell opens new Security Operations Centre in Wales

Cyber security services firm, Bridewell, has opened its new 24/7 Security Operations Centre in Wales.

Run by a team of over 50 certified consultants, the new centre is the company’s largest investment in property to date, providing the firm with a fivefold increase in capacity.

The centre is powered entirely by renewable energy, supporting the company’s ongoing sustainability efforts since becoming carbon negative last year.

Anthony Young, CEO at Bridewell said: “The new SOC provides significant scale and capability to ensure we can continue to provide our clients a leading managed detection and response service. It will also support Bridewell’s growth in developing much-needed skills across offensive, defensive, and threat intelligence domains. What’s more, our commitment to developing skills across wider cyber communities will see our experienced professionals helping to shape the next generation of young cyber talent. Our SOC will bring people and communities together in a collaborative and sustainable space where cyber skills can flourish.”

CREST and SOC 2 accredited, the centre is available as either a fully outsourced or hybrid model.

    Share Story:

YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE


Cyber risk in the transportation industry
The connected nature of the transport and logistics industries makes them an attractive target for hackers, with potentially disruptive and costly consequences. Between June 2020 and June 2021, the transportation industry saw an 186% increase in weekly ransomware attacks. At the same time, regulations and cyber security standards are lacking – creating weak postures across the board. This podcast explores the key risks. Published April 2022.

Political risk: A fresh perspective
CIR’s editor, Deborah Ritchie speaks with head of PCS at Verisk, Tom Johansmeyer about the confluence of political, nat cat and pandemic risks in a world that is becoming an increasingly risky place in which to do business. Published February 2022.