WFH Labs
Regulated organisations
EU-based cybersecurity consultancy
Practical cybersecurity guidance for teams that need clarity, priorities, and real next steps
Audit pressure, regulatory obligations, and accumulated findings all carry real cost. WFH Labs turns that pressure into a clear technical action plan — and stays through implementation until it holds up under audit or review.
01 // Where it matters
Relevant where technical decisions matter more than presentation
Software and product teams
MedTech and complex environments
NIS2 · ISO 27001 · GDPR
02 // Services
What we help with
Every engagement starts with a focused assessment — what applies, where the real gaps are, and what to prioritise first. From there, work moves into implementation. For organisations that want continued coverage, an ongoing external lead is the third step.
NIS2 technical readiness
For organisations that need to move from broad NIS2 awareness to concrete technical priorities, ownership, and control decisions.
ISO 27001 technical readiness
For teams that need the audit story to hold up technically, not just on paper.
Vulnerability management
For teams that are collecting findings faster than they can interpret, prioritise, and act on them.
Security architecture
For environments where trust boundaries, access design, and dependencies are creating avoidable risk.
External cybersecurity lead
For organisations that need a technically credible security partner without building a full internal function immediately.
03 // Knowledge
The topics in plain terms
NIS2 explained
A practical view of what NIS2 changes across governance, incidents, supplier risk, and technical measures.
Read moreISO 27001 technical readiness explained
What audit readiness means when environment, controls, and evidence need to line up with reality.
Read moreSBOM, VEX, and product security
Why software composition transparency and vulnerability context are becoming commercially important.
Read moreVulnerability management explained
Why good vulnerability management is a decision system, not just a scanner and a backlog.
Read moreSecurity architecture explained
How trust assumptions, control boundaries, and dependencies shape the real risk picture.
Read moreDevSecOps and secure software delivery
Why secure delivery needs more than one scanner in the pipeline and how teams can build real delivery discipline.
Read moreGDPR security and accountability
Why GDPR is also an operational security topic and where technical controls, evidence, and accountability matter in practice.
Read more04 // Audience
Who this is usually for
Regulated organisations
When audit pressure, NIS2 questions, or customer scrutiny start to expose weak technical foundations.
Software teams
When secure delivery, dependency control, and remediation discipline need more than another tooling discussion.
MedTech and complex IT environments
When the environment needs stronger architecture review, control logic, and practical security translation.
05 // Engagement model
How clients usually engage
Initial readiness review
Best when you need to understand what applies, where the main gaps are, and what should come first.
Technical prioritisation and roadmap support
Best when you already have findings, obligations, or control gaps but need practical sequencing.
Ongoing advisory support
Best when you want a technically credible external partner across architecture, controls, vulnerability handling, and evolving requirements.
01 Technical Assessment
Identify gaps, clarify what applies, set priorities
02 Implementation
Close real gaps with clear technical ownership
03 Ongoing Lead
Steady expert coverage without a full internal hire
06 // Why WFH Labs
Technical clarity without the overhead
The goal is not to produce a report and leave. The goal is to turn security pressure into a clear technical action plan and stay through implementation until the work actually holds up.
- EU-based, with direct experience of the European regulatory environment — NIS2, GDPR, and how they intersect with operational reality
- We name the actual problem, not the category it belongs to
- Direct expert access — not a project manager and a rotating team
- We stay through implementation until the work holds up under audit or review
- Small client roster by design so the work stays serious and the access stays direct
07 // Contact
Not sure where to start? That is exactly what the first conversation is for.
Bring your current pressure — NIS2 or ISO 27001 questions, findings you cannot prioritise, architecture concerns, or an upcoming audit. We will identify what applies, where the real gaps are, and what the most practical first step looks like.