Sec-Tec
Penetration testing and information security services for organisations in the UK and worldwide
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Sec-Tec
Sec-Tec provides penetration testing, PSN health checks and other information security services, including infrastructure, web application, desktop, Wi-Fi and VoIP assessments, and social engineering tests. It also offers a Virtual Security Team service, with clients purchasing days for on-demand security support.
Its customers include organisations of all sizes, including public-sector organisations connected to the Public Services Network. Services are sold through project assessments, fixed-price PSN checks and prepaid consulting days.
Sec-Tec Limited is based in Maidstone, UK. The company was formed in 1999 and the registered entity was founded in 2000.
Product: Penetration testing, PSN health checks, information security assessments and prepaid virtual security team support.
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