Protecting your systems requires more than reactive measures, it demands a structured approach to identifying and reducing risk. We help you strengthen security, improve resilience and maintain control as your technology environment evolves.
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Our cybersecurity teams include neurodivergent professionals, all of whom are autistic, bringing strengths that are critical in security work: identifying anomalies, recognising patterns in complex systems, maintaining focus over time, and applying structured processes with consistency and precision.
300+ global clients across diverse technology domains, including significant experience in critical infrastructure. The stability and credibility to handle complex international projects.
Our workforce consists of 350+ autistic consultants, operating across 13 countries worldwide, we have the infrastructure to scale projects across borders, while keeping data within required jurisdictions.
Our autistic technologists bring strengths in pattern recognition, focus and consistency, helping detect what others overlook in complex systems and data.
We identify inconsistencies, edge cases and hidden issues early, improving system behaviour in production and reducing costly rework.
Every engagement creates skilled employment for autistic professionals. Social responsibility and technical performance are mutually reinforcing, supporting CSRD and social return requirements without compromising on quality.
AI is moving fast. Security is catching up slowly. Most organisations have integrated AI into their systems before fully understanding where those systems are vulnerable, and standard security tools weren’t built to find these risks.
What we test for:
Cybersecurity requirements differ by country, sector and engagement scope. Across our local markets, auticon teams may hold relevant certifications and training in areas such as information security management, automotive security, NIS2 readiness and defensive cyber operations.
Certification coverage varies by country and delivery entity. During local scoping, we confirm which certifications, frameworks and assurance requirements apply to your project.
We start with your technology goals and business outcomes, then shape the right neurodiverse team and delivery model to deliver them, with compliance, governance and quality controls built in.
Ideal for clearly defined cyber security initiatives such as penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, security reviews or compliance preparation.
Ongoing security support to monitor systems, manage vulnerabilities and improve your security posture over time.
Security experts integrated into your teams, working within your environment, tools and processes.
Working with our cybersecurity teams leads to measurable improvements in how risks are identified, prioritised and managed across your environment.
Systematic penetration testing and vulnerability assessments that go beyond automated scanning, looking for marginal cases, logic flaws and overlooked entry points that tools miss.
As organisations integrate AI into their systems, new attack surfaces emerge that traditional security tools weren’t designed to find. We test for prompt injection, model extraction, training data poisoning, adversarial inputs and AI API exposure.
Whether it’s an ISO 27001 audit, a SOC 2 review, GDPR compliance, NIS2 or DORA requirements, we help you build a security posture that is documented, evidenced and defensible.
Security results presented clearly and prioritised by risk. You know what needs fixing first, what can wait, and what the business impact is if it isn’t addressed.
Security code review, static and dynamic analysis, identifies vulnerabilities introduced during development before they reach production. Integrated into your development pipeline, not bolted on after.
High-quality cybersecurity is not only about preventing attacks, it’s about noticing what others overlook. Subtle vulnerabilities, unusual patterns and hidden weaknesses can emerge over time and impact the security of your systems.
Different cognitive perspectives can improve consistency, identify risks earlier and strengthen how security is designed, implemented and maintained.
We call this Edge Thinking.
The advantage created when different ways of thinking come together to solve complex problems.
In cybersecurity, that leads to earlier threat detection, reduced exposure to risk and stronger protection of systems, data and operations over time.
We cover penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, AI security testing, security code review, compliance and security governance, and red team exercises. For organisations integrating AI into their systems, we also offer specialist assessments covering prompt injection, model extraction, training data poisoning and adversarial inputs.
AI security testing assesses vulnerabilities specific to machine learning systems, risks that standard penetration testing wasn’t designed to find. As organisations deploy LLMs, computer vision systems and AI-powered applications, new attack surfaces emerge. Prompt injection, model extraction and AI API exposure are among the most common and least understood. We test for these specifically, using teams who understand how AI systems are built from the inside.
Scope varies by engagement but typically covers reconnaissance, vulnerability identification, exploitation attempts and a full findings report with prioritised remediation recommendations. We agree exactly what’s in scope — applications, APIs, networks, infrastructure or cloud environments, before testing begins. Nothing happens without your explicit sign-off.
Automated scanning tools find known vulnerabilities against known signatures. They miss logic flaws, edge cases and the kind of chained vulnerabilities that require human reasoning to find. Our teams go beyond the scan, looking for what the tool didn’t think to check.
Our approach to compliance is shaped by the security and data-protection standards in each country we operate in. auticon holds the relevant certifications for our delivery operations in those markets, and our project teams are experienced working within the regulatory frameworks that apply to our clients, including information security, data protection and sector-specific regulation.
Because certifications and regulatory scope vary by country, sector and engagement, we’d recommend a follow-up conversation to confirm which apply to your project. We can also discuss the specific regulatory context your security posture needs to meet.
DORA — the Digital Operational Resilience Act — is an EU regulation that came into force in January 2025, requiring financial services organisations to demonstrate robust ICT security and operational resilience. We support DORA compliance including gap assessments, ICT risk management documentation and third-party risk evaluation.
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