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Valkyrie (GB)

Boutique security firm offering cyber security, TSCM, digital forensics and investigations for companies, governments and individuals

London, United KingdomFounded 2010valkyrie.co.ukWebsite technologies

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02

About Valkyrie (GB)

Valkyrie (GB) Limited, trading as Valkyrie, is a London-based security and investigations company. Its services include technical surveillance countermeasures (TSCM), digital forensics, investigations, covert surveillance, cyber security, crisis response, security training, physical and personal security, physical penetration testing and IT support.

Customers are companies, government bodies and individuals, including high-net-worth individuals and professionals. The company provides advisory and investigative services; the website describes its work as both proactive and reactive consultations, risk assessments, incident management and organisation-wide training.

The company was registered in 2010 and has its office at 15 Belgrave Square, London. Its website dates the business's start to 2009. The company is ranked by Chambers 2026 in Litigation Support and Crisis & Risk Management, and its team was named Recommended Advisers in Spear's Magazine 2026 Security, Intelligence & Investigations ranking. The group has also added Forensic Control, which brought Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus certification services.

Product: Security and investigations services: TSCM sweeps, digital forensics, cyber security, investigations, crisis response, security training and physical penetration testing.

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