We tell clients what they need to hear
Audemus is Latin for “we dare”. In practice that means being straight with you about what is weak, what it costs to fix, and what you can safely leave alone.
One company for all three
Audemus Consulting Ltd works in three areas: building security, computer security, and the equipment that protects both.
Most companies buy these from three different suppliers, and find the gaps between them during an incident.
We built the company the other way round. One team, one way of measuring risk, and one clear answer.
What we are for
To give businesses an honest picture of how safe they are, and a practical way to improve it, without exaggerating the danger or the cure.
Where we are heading
To be the company businesses call when they want a straight answer more than a sales pitch, and whose advice holds up when it is tested.
Four rules we work by
Risk first, products later
We find out what the problem is before talking about equipment. A quote written before the check is just a guess with a price on it.
Keep it in proportion
Protection should match the risk. Overspending in one place takes money from somewhere it was needed.
Plain language
Written so your directors can act on it and your engineers can build it, without two documents that disagree.
We stand behind it
If we install it, we are responsible for it working as promised, not just for the boxes being on the wall.
What “one company” actually means
You can hire us for just one service. If you use more than one, they share the same risk scoring, the same contact and the same report style. Nothing gets repeated, contradicted, or lost when one supplier hands over to another.
One way of scoring risk
We score building risks and computer risks the same way, so you can compare them properly.
One person in charge
A named lead for your job, however many of our services you use.
One style of report
The same layout every time, so your team only has to learn it once.
One shared list
Problems that sit between buildings and computers get an owner instead of being forgotten.
Work with people who will tell you when you do not need them
The quickest way to judge an adviser is to ask something they could profit from exaggerating. Try us.