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Scope
Define the site, people, information or process under review.
Security Risk Assessments · UK Wide
Security Risk
Assessments
A security risk assessment should identify practical exposure before it becomes an incident. VIDAR examines relevant people, information, processes and circumstances to help identify vulnerabilities and priorities.
Discuss a Confidential Matter →RISK REVIEW
From question to clear findings.
Each investigation follows the needs of the matter rather than a fixed checklist.
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Assess
Examine available information, procedures and relevant exposure.
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Prioritise
Distinguish material risks from lower-level observations.
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Recommend
Provide clear findings to support practical next steps.
What we investigate
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People & Insider RiskConsider relevant personnel, roles, access and exposure.02
Information ExposureReview publicly available information and potential information leakage.03
Operational ProcessesIdentify weaknesses in procedures, controls and working practices.04
Location & EnvironmentAssess relevant physical and situational considerations.05
OSINT Risk ResearchUse open-source research to understand external exposure.06
Security FindingsPresent practical findings in a clear, decision-focused format.RISK REVIEW
From exposure to priorities
The purpose is not to produce a generic checklist. It is to identify the risks that matter in the circumstances and give decision-makers a clearer basis for action.
Confidential · GDPR Compliant · ICO Registered
Questions we often receive
Will my enquiry be confidential?
Yes. Enquiries are handled sensitively and information is only used or shared as appropriate to the matter.
Can you work across the UK?
Yes. VIDAR provides UK-wide investigative services.
Do you use OSINT?
Yes. Open-source intelligence is a core investigative method and may be used alongside other enquiries.
Can you provide evidence for legal proceedings?
Where appropriate, findings and supporting material can be documented in a clear professional format. Legal admissibility is a matter for the relevant legal process.
What information do you need to start?
Usually the names or identifiers available, the circumstances, what is already known and what you need to establish.
Will you tell me what you cannot establish?
Yes. Clear limitations are part of responsible investigative reporting.
Do you accept every enquiry?
No. We assess whether an enquiry is lawful, proportionate and ethical before undertaking it.
How do I discuss a matter?
Use the contact page to email, call or submit an enquiry through the contact form.