Structured assessments and practical guidance for organisations operating in complex environments.
Discuss SupportPax Solutions provides security risk advisory focused on physical, cyber, and hybrid risks to facilities and operations.
For qualifying humanitarian partners, engagements may be conducted on a pro bono or low-bono basis where appropriate.
Structured reviews of physical, cyber, and hybrid risks affecting facilities, staff, and operations.
Focused evaluations of technical exposure, including access controls, configuration review, penetration testing, red teaming, and practical hardening recommendations.
Protective intelligence support, travel risk assessments, and practical planning for facilities, movements, and operations, with prioritised protective recommendations.
Practical guidance and structured approaches that organisations can apply to ongoing risk management.
Identification of relevant indicators to help organisations anticipate and respond to changing conditions.
Practical sessions on security awareness, protective practices for staff, and support for internal security teams.
Structured technical vulnerability assessments informed by testing methodologies, with prioritised remediation guidance.
Support during security incidents, including digital forensics assistance, structured review of events and contributing factors, and practical improvements to response and prevention.
Ethical support for internal inquiries and fact-finding, focused on accurate information gathering and fair process.
Pax Solutions works exclusively with pure humanitarian organisations and civilian organisations that maintain a high level of ethics and clear operational boundaries. We maintain a strict boundary against dual-use applications and any assistance to armed forces.
Delivered security risk assessments and related advisory support for clients in complex and high-risk environments, including work supporting a humanitarian organisation operating in western Ukraine.
Produced a restricted risk assessment for a children’s foundation covering physical, cyber, and hybrid risks to planned medical facilities in western Ukraine. A reference letter is available for qualifying organisations.
Experience includes lead penetration testing, red and purple teaming, open-source research, digital forensics support, physical security, internal tool development, and training.
Published conceptual work on protective approaches, including considerations around drone labeling for humanitarian use.
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Reference material related to prior assessments is available upon request for qualifying organisations.
