Nobody gets on the Roll by uploading a CV.
Every name here was examined, referenced and signed for. Brief us, and you get three. Each one arrives with the file that proves it.
Four levels. Only the last two are searchable.
The Roll
ESN accessNames stay sealed until the consultant accepts the introduction. You search the capability, not the person.
The Roll is empty. Admissions open when the first examination is signed.
The file
EvidenceNIS2 Article 21(3) requires you to account for each supplier's specific vulnerabilities and the quality of their cybersecurity practices. Handed to you on day one.
- 01Identity and legal existenceRegistration, VAT, professional indemnity
- 02Certifications verified at sourceNot a self-declared list
- 03Examination videoSingle take, questions revealed on record, hash on file
- 04References reachedTwo, called. Notes redacted
- 05Own security postureScored. An expert who cannot answer for their own hygiene is a signal
- 06Sanctions screeningCleared, dated
Brief the clerk
End clientsYou don't search. You describe the job. The clerk comes back with three, and no more than three.
First
Closest
Nearest on scale, sector and language. Free when you need them.
Second
Trade-off
Deeper somewhere, lighter elsewhere. So you can see the shape of the choice.
Third
Outside call
Same calibre, different world. The one you would not have found yourself.