Sam Stone

Accreditations:
With a BSc in Mathematics, Sam brings a thorough, analytical approach to cyber threat detection and cybersecurity risk assessment. His mathematical background allows him to identify patterns in large datasets, strengthening his threat mitigation capabilities.
As a former big 4 auditor, Sam has a keen eye for detail alongside experience in fast-paced environments and aims to combine this skillset with his developing cyber knowledge to help organisations protect themselves from threats.
Sam uses his natural problem-solving ability with his passion to help others, to assist the team in creating security architectures to systematically defend organisations against a rapidly changing and complex threat landscape.
Sam Stone's Posts

How to Conduct Cyber Due Diligence for UK Tech Deals in 2026
Cyber due diligence is the process of assessing an organisation’s cyber risk before a transaction, investment or major contract, focusing…

How to Choose a Managed SIEM Service for UK Cyber Security in 2026
A managed SIEM service is a supplier-run platform that collects logs, correlates events, raises alerts and retains evidence so your…

What Is a Vulnerability Scan? A UK Guide to Types, Costs and What to Do With the Results (2026)
A vulnerability scan is an automated check of systems, networks or applications that finds known software flaws, missing patches and…

Managed Detection: The Important Benefits of MDR in 2026
Managed detection is a service that detects, analyses and responds to cyber threats across an organisation’s IT and cloud environments,…

Essential ISO 27001 Requirements Explained: A Practical UK Checklist for Success
ISO 27001 requirements define how to build an auditable Information Security Management System that sets policy, assesses risk, assigns roles,…

How to Run Vulnerability Testing: A 4-Step Practical Guide for Security Teams
Vulnerability testing is a programme that combines continuous automated scanning with periodic targeted validation, using human‑led penetration tests to prove…

















































