Encrova is a cybersecurity, IT services and network consultancy practice. We assess where organisations are exposed, remediate it, and document the work to a standard that withstands audit and procurement review.
Scoped, evidence-led testing across network, application and cloud surfaces. Every finding is reproducible, severity-rated and accompanied by a remediation path.
Containment, eradication and recovery under a defined escalation protocol, with a written incident record.
Acquisition and analysis with a maintained chain of custody, suitable for internal enquiry or legal proceedings.
Segmented, documented network architecture — designed, commissioned and handed over with as-built drawings.
Day-to-day administration of endpoints, identity and backup, reported against an agreed service level.
Gap assessment, policy authoring and audit preparation, mapped to the framework your sector is held to.
Amvelt builds the application. Encrova owns the security review and the infrastructure it runs on. One engagement, two accountable parties, no gap between the build and the assurance.
Written for the reader who is not buying today but may recommend us to someone who is.
Every company runs on systems it inherited, extended and partly forgot. We test those systems the way an attacker would, then write down exactly what we found and how we found it.
A report that nobody acts on has no value. We stay through remediation, retest what was changed, and confirm in writing that the issue is closed.
For organisations without a full internal IT function, we design the network, deploy it, and take on day-to-day administration under an agreed service level.
Incidents are contained, evidence is preserved properly, and the organisation is left with a record it can put in front of a regulator, a board or a court.
The partnership exists so that a client commissioning a new application does not have to appoint a separate assurance vendor afterwards. Amvelt delivers the build. Encrova reviews it, hardens the environment it is deployed into, and remains accountable for that environment.
A public-sector operator held citizen data on a flat network with shared administrative credentials and no central logging. An audit deadline was eleven weeks away.
Full-scope assessment, then a segmented network design commissioned in phases so that operations were never interrupted. Administrative access was rebuilt around individual accounts, and logging was centralised.
The audit was cleared without a finding. The operator retained Encrova for ongoing administration and an annual retest.
Tell us what you run and what you are accountable for. We will come back with a scope, a timeline and a fixed price — no obligation to proceed.