Orpheus Cyber Professional Services

Generic penetration testing tells you what could be exploited in theory. Intelligence-led testing tells you what a real attacker, with real capability and real intent, is most likely to do to you. Orpheus is one of a small number of providers accredited to deliver this kind of testing, working with regulators and regulated companies to build the frameworks that now define good practice across UK financial services and critical national infrastructure. These services are designed to be taken up alongside Orpheus's AWS Marketplace listings. Our team supports onboarding and configuration of Orpheus Portal, EASM, RBVM and TPRM, tuning asset discovery and OVSS-based prioritisation to a customer's AWS-hosted estate and embedding the outputs into existing SOC and vulnerability management workflows. Testing and advisory engagements then validate and evidence the risk reduction those products deliver, giving customers a practical route from adopting the platform to demonstrable outcomes for their AWS Cloud environment. Orpheus's testing services cover CBEST (the Bank of England and FCA's intelligence-led testing framework for UK financial services), TIBER-EU (the equivalent European framework), STAR-FS, GBEST and iCAST, alongside CREST-accredited engagements more broadly. Each engagement combines regulator-approved threat intelligence with end-to-end project management, from scoping through to reporting, so testing scenarios reflect the threat actors and tactics genuinely relevant to the organisation being tested. Beyond testing, Orpheus's regulatory compliance advisory helps organisations translate DORA and NIS2 requirements into practical action: assessing and prioritising ICT and third-party risk, mapping resilience testing obligations against frameworks like TIBER-EU, and using External Attack Surface Management (EASM) and Risk-Based Vulnerability Management (RBVM) to evidence ongoing compliance rather than treat it as a point-in-time exercise. Training and capacity-building services are also available, helping in-house teams build their own threat intelligence capability and giving management the context to understand and act on cyber risk