TPCS helps investors turn this risk into opportunity.
We specialise in post‑deal cyber transformation—rapidly stabilising, modernising, and securing newly acquired or newly invested organisations so they can scale with confidence.

The TPCS Takeaway: TPCS Cyber Due Diligence empowers W&I insurers to deliver smarter, stronger coverage. By uncovering hidden cyber risks and ensuring compliance, we help insurers underwrite with confidence, reduce exclusions, and enhance the value of their product offering.

The TPCS Takeaway In 2026 and beyond, cyber security is not an IT issue—it’s an investment issue. The question is, why would you knowingly investment millions of pounds/dollars into a company that is highly susceptible cyber-attack.

The overall cyber posture of the trust—how well it enforces security standards across its portfolio—is vital.

If your investors are not asking about cyber security, what else are may be missing….

Cyber due diligence is no longer a “nice to have”—it’s a strategic necessity. Leading private capital firms are now embedding cybersecurity assessments into their standard diligence playbooks, engaging cyber experts early in the deal process, and continuously monitoring portfolio companies post deal.

How to secure your NOJV…

Perhaps you have been harbouring desires to build your own business for a few years. You have a unique idea that you believe will offer potential customers a fantastic new product or service. Maybe you have already made that leap and have been slowly building out an idea and treating your new business with the same amount of love and nurture you would with a child!

So what is the Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) in the UK. Its generally defined as a facility, service, information, network, process or people that daily life depends on and if unavailable would have a massive impact on society.

One of the main challenges with managing third party supply chain risks is that they can be difficult to identify and assess. This is due to the supply chain for organisations often being very complex, with many different players and moving parts.

As we move towards a world of lower carbon emissions Electric Vehicles (EV) are becoming ever more popular. As well as cutting carbon output they also have low running costs, low maintenance and some generous tax breaks (currently at least). In the rush towards all Electric has industry stopped to truly consider the cyber security risks this may create.

When you are a cyber security leader, when you are accountable for cyber security across your organisation, what keeps you awake at night? Is it the latest zero-day vulnerability, the fear of data loss due to poor user behaviours, perhaps its wondering if your latest product release is really as secure as you are being told?

For years and indeed to this day cyber security teachings and almost all certification exams pose the following question: What is the most important element to a successful cyber security function? Answer: Senior Management Support.

TEMPEST OR STORM IN A TEACUP?

The constellation of Orion the Hunter has long been pivotal in human mythology. In particular Orion’s Belt are three stars easily visible to the naked eye. More than one creation myth surrounds it.

Nobody doubts that ISO 27001 is a great blueprint for information security management and goes a long way towards codifying industry standards. But, as a set of specifications last updated in 2017, does it still really inform best practice?