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About Tenodex

Senior cybersecurity support for organisations that need practical uplift and defensible assurance.

Founded in 2022, Tenodex supports clients that need security work to translate into operational control, evidence and better decisions.

The Team

Senior practitioners, not junior consultants.

Every engagement is led by people with direct operational experience — former security leaders from enterprise, government, and technology organisations. We do not staff projects with graduates and supervise remotely.

Security backgrounds

Former CISOs, security architects, incident responders, and GRC specialists from regulated industries.

Industry certifications

Team members hold CISSP, CISM, ISO 27001 Lead Auditor, CREST, and vendor-specific certifications across Microsoft, AWS, and CrowdStrike.

Continuity, not rotation

The people who scope your engagement are the same people who deliver it. No handoffs to junior staff after the sales process.

2022
Founded
25
Clients
10+
Team
98%
Retained Engagement Continuity
Our Position

We sit between strategy, engineering and assurance.

Many organisations have tools, policies and frameworks, but still struggle to make security operate consistently. Tenodex helps close that gap by connecting governance, architecture, implementation and security operations into a practical working model.

Senior by design

Engagements are led by experienced security practitioners who understand the pressure of real environments.

Practical over performative

We favour evidence, implementation and operating artefacts over vague recommendations.

Built for handover

We create security work your organisation can own, operate and improve after the engagement.

Where We Help

Security programmes with real-world pressure.

Audit and assurance pressure

When customer questionnaires, certification goals or board reporting require evidence and structure.

Tooling without an operating model

When security platforms exist but triage, escalation and ownership are unclear.

Incident readiness gaps

When policies exist but decision authority, containment and evidence capture have not been tested.

Cloud and identity complexity

When fast growth creates permissions, logging, exposure and governance risk.