Infrastructure
Threat-reduction, resilience, and compliance work for critical national infrastructure operators — aligned to regulator expectations and the operator’s internal risk methodology.
Sector profile.
Critical national infrastructure operators in transport, energy, telecommunications, water, and aviation manage assets whose disruption carries national consequence. The threat profile facing these operators has compounded over the past decade — physical threat from organised actors, cyber-physical risk from supply-chain compromise, insider risk, and cascading consequences from disruption that extend beyond the operator’s site footprint.
Sector regulators have responded with frameworks that require continual demonstration of resilience — the UK NIS Regulations, sector-specific compliance regimes, and oversight from bodies such as NPSA. Compliance is no longer a static posture; it is a continually-evidenced capability.
ERM supports operators across the full cycle: threat assessment, compliance framework design, audit support, and business continuity work. Our consultants combine direct operator experience with regulatory familiarity — closing the gap between what regulators expect and what operators can practically deliver.
Where ERM fits.
We work alongside the operator’s standing security, resilience, and compliance functions — bringing surge expertise, independent challenge, and current threat perspective. Our default engagement model is to embed within the operator’s existing programmes rather than to operate alongside them.
Service lines applied.
How we work.
Discrete Audit
Bounded site or programme audit with defined deliverable.
Framework Consultancy
Multi-year advisory across the operator’s estate.
Embedded Advisory
SMEs working inside the operator’s standing programmes.
Regulatory Support
Audit-readiness and inspection preparation.
Open a brief.
Engagements begin with a confidential exchange. Reach us via the channel below; telephone contact is arranged through official channels.