We Fight Fraud’s testing is overseen by our Senior Advisor Andy McDonald. His role is to ensure full ethical and legal compliance. At the start of this test, we ask that you assign a designated officer to communicate with Andy about the project as a single point of contact. Under Andy McDonald’s experienced lead, our testing takes a staged approach.

Using this approach, testing can be paused if necessary, when vulnerabilities are found and communicated to your designated officer. This allows all our testing to be responsive to not only to identifying criminal opportunities, but also the needs of your organisation in deciding how to respond to any vulnerabilities found.

Your organisation is best placed to identify strategic areas for concern that you wish We Fight Fraud to address. At the start of the test period, an initial strategic planning meeting will offer opportunity to raise any specific areas for concern that have yet to be discussed. It will also set the parameters for the test.

Within our testing of your business, communication is the key element to ensure you can protect your organisation as soon as vulnerabilities are found. As the We Fight Fraud Testing Lead, Andy McDonald will stay in regular contact with your single point of contact during testing days. He will agree testing parameters and relay information about strengths and weaknesses found during every stage of testing.

At the end of the test you will receive a full report for the project, which will include the method of testing, the attack vectors identified, and our recommendations for reducing, managing, or eliminating the vulnerabilities detected. This report is presented as a written dossier and a presentation that includes audio/visual evidence directly from testing.

There are two different options available when commissioning vulnerability testing with We Fight Fraud. When you have an idea of a specific area of your business that you want to test, or if you would like a general overview of your organisation then we can work with you to create a one-time vulnerability test to address these specific issues. Testing in this way is costed to match the needs of the test given in a brief by your organisation.

Often, businesses need to examine a range of areas, or would prefer to test over a longer period of time. For this, we offer a vulnerability testing relationship (retainer) that can be utilised by your organisation to examine existing vulnerabilities or areas for concern, or alternatively be used to help strength test new products or services during development and/or launch.