What We Do

Our Services

Bridgham Cyber advises regulated and semi-regulated firms on the security of their systems, their records, and their standing with boards, auditors, and insurers. Each engagement is led by a Client Advisor.

See how we leverage technology and world-class expertise to protect our clients' most complex environments.

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Attack Surface Analysis

We map a firm’s public exposure from the outside, as an attacker would see it, and deliver the findings in writing. The analysis carries no cost and no obligation.

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Protection Guide

Across five advisory calls, a Client Advisor turns the analysis into a ranked plan covering posture, industry threats, compliance gaps, incident readiness, and one consolidated course of action.

Posture Review

A documented starting posture, built from the analysis with the Client's team.

Industry Threat Brief

The threats reaching firms in the Client's sector now, and the route each one takes.

Compliance Gap

Where the Client stands against the frameworks and insurance terms it already answers to.

Incident Response Gap

A short tabletop exercise against the Client's current incident response plan.

Consolidated Posture

One prioritized plan that brings the first four calls together.

Security Program

Our standing engagement: policies written and kept current, controls in place, the environment watched around the clock, and one Client Advisor accountable for the record.

Continuous Monitoring and Alerts

Detection and triage around the clock, with incident coordination beginning within two hours.

Board and Committee Reporting

Weekly briefs and quarterly reviews written to be read at a board table.

Insurance and Customer Questionnaires

Answered with evidence within five business days.

Compliance Mapping and Policy Upkeep

Controls mapped to the frameworks the Client is asked about, kept current all year.

Incident Response Coordination

A written plan and a named person, in place before either is needed.

Industries

We serve regulated and semi-regulated firms with 400 to over 1,000 employees in insurance and title, healthcare, law, accounting and tax, manufacturing and defense, and financial services.

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The Security Program in Six Steps

  1. 01

    Consultation

    A short, plain conversation about the outside view. No pressure and no script.

  2. 02

    Skeleton

    A free Attack Surface Analysis and, for firms that qualify, a Protection Guide. The Client's to keep.

  3. 03

    Engagement

    For firms that want to go further, we scope and begin the Program together with the named advisor.

  4. 04

    Client System Analysis

    A study of the Client's firm, its exposure, and the systems behind it.

  5. 05

    Full Research

    A policy and document suite written for the firm, implemented by us, and a compliance crosswalk to the frameworks the Client is asked about.

  6. 06

    The Security Program

    A dedicated security team that keeps records, updates systems, and protects the business. The advisor of record.

Questions From the Client's Team

NDAs, who does the work, internal circulation, and scope verification: the questions a committee usually asks before an engagement begins.

  • Will Bridgham sign the Client's NDA?

    Yes. A mutual NDA is executed before any engagement that involves reviewing the Client's systems, policies, or data.

  • Who does the work?

    A named advisor leads the engagement, supported by the firm's research and technical staff. A person reviews every deliverable before it is delivered.

  • Can the report be circulated to the board or the carrier?

    Yes. Every report is written to be forwarded to the board, the auditors, or the insurer with no further explanation needed.

  • How is scope verified before anything is paid?

    The Protection Guide produces a written, ranked plan before any paid engagement begins. The Client reads the full plan, and can check its scope, before deciding.

  • What if the analysis finds nothing serious?

    A clean report is the correct result, and it is still the Client's to keep. Where a setup leaves no meaningful gaps, we say so plainly.

  • Can a firm with no security lead still work with Bridgham?

    Yes. The named advisor walks the Client's team through the plan in as much or as little technical depth as the committee asks for.

  • How are findings kept separate from the sale?

    Every finding is checked against a named source before it is delivered, so the Client's team can verify the work independently.

  • Can this help with a cyber-insurance renewal?

    Yes. We prepare the evidence carriers ask for during underwriting and renewal, which supports both qualification and premium.

  • How is AI used in this work?

    Software does the gathering, because it reads public exposure faster and more completely than a person sampling by hand. A named advisor decides what it means and reviews every deliverable. Client data never trains a public model, and anything we could not verify is labelled not yet assessed.

  • What happens when an engagement ends?

    Reports can be exported at any time during the engagement. When it ends, platform and advisor access ends with it, and we delete identifiable data on request. Only de-identified insights are retained, and they trace back to nobody. The AI transparency page sets this out in full.

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