CyPro's deal due-diligence practice
Technology and Cyber Due Diligence for M&A
Independent cyber, technology and IT due diligence for the deal, delivered in-house by CyPro's 3DD practice. We give private equity, corporate development and acquirers a deal-speed, red-amber-green read on the risk inside a target, on the buy-side and the sell-side, with indicative fixed-fee pricing published on the page while the rest of the field stays quote-only.
- Delivered in-house by CyPro's 3DD practice
- Buy-side and sell-side coverage
- Deal-speed red-amber-green reporting
- Indicative fixed-fee pricing, published
CyPro's clients include
What we cover
Cyber, technology and IT due diligence for the deal
Three diligence lines, commonly commissioned together for a full pre-acquisition view, each scoped to the deal with its indicative price printed before you enquire.
Cyber due diligence
The security risk inside your target: exposure, breach history, data protection, third-party risk and the cost of putting it right. This site's own focus, and how a deal-ready cyber picture is built.
Technology due diligence
The product, code, architecture and engineering team behind the target: scalability, technical debt, roadmap credibility and key-person risk, in language an investment committee can act on.
IT due diligence
The IT estate: infrastructure, systems, licensing, integration cost and the operational risk carried in the target's technology, sized so you can plan the post-completion budget.
Buy-side and sell-side
Buy-side reviews for acquirers and their advisers, and sell-side preparation for founders and sponsors readying a business for sale. One practice, either side of the table.
Pricing, published
Indicative fixed-fee from prices by deal size, printed on the page while the rest of the field stays quote-only. See what a report costs before you enquire.
What is cyber due diligence?
Cyber due diligence is an independent read on the security risk inside a target you are acquiring, investing in or selling: its posture, incident history, data protection and third-party exposure, and what it would cost to put right after completion. It sits alongside technology due diligence, which examines the product, code and engineering team, and IT due diligence, which sizes the infrastructure, licensing and integration cost in the estate. All three run buy-side and sell-side, land as a red-amber-green report the deal team can act on, and carry an indicative price published up front. Every engagement is delivered in-house by CyPro's 3DD practice; see how it runs.
Why this service
Deal-ready due diligence, priced in the open
Prices on the page, not behind a quote
The whole field is quote-only. We publish indicative fixed-fee from prices by deal size for cyber, technology and IT due diligence, so you can size the work before the first call rather than wait on a proposal.
Delivered in-house by CyPro's 3DD practice
Your report is produced by CyPro's own 3DD due-diligence practice, not subcontracted out. The consultants who scope the engagement are the ones who write the findings, so accountability sits in one place.
Deal-speed red-amber-green reporting
Findings arrive as a clear red-amber-green report tied to the deal, not a raw technical dump. Every issue is rated, quantified where it can be and mapped to what it means for value, price and the post-completion plan.
Buy-side and sell-side, one practice
We run buy-side reviews for acquirers and their advisers, and sell-side preparation for vendors getting a business ready for sale. The same methodology works from either side of the deal.
Built for the deal team
This is a specialist service for private equity, corporate development, M&A lawyers and acquirers. The report is written for an investment committee and a legal data room, not a generic IT audience.
CyPro's cyber bench behind it
The 3DD consultants sit beside CyPro's CREST penetration testers and incident responders, so when diligence surfaces a risk that needs deeper testing or a remediation plan, the expertise is already in the building.
Your experts hold
How we work
A straight account of how we run due diligence
No quote-only wall and no borrowed logos on the report itself. Here is the 3DD methodology, the buy-side and sell-side coverage, the red-amber-green reporting and the published pricing that set this service apart.
The 3DD methodology, delivered in-house
3DD is CyPro's own due-diligence methodology, applied by the same practice from scoping to sign-off. Cyber, technology and IT diligence run to a repeatable structure rather than an ad hoc review, and the work stays inside CyPro rather than being passed to a third party.
Buy-side and sell-side coverage
On the buy-side we give acquirers and their advisers an independent read on the risk they are taking on. On the sell-side we prepare vendors for the questions a buyer will ask, so issues are found and framed before a counterparty finds them. Sell-side runs as a defined part of the engagement, not a separate service.
Deal-speed reporting, priced in the open
Findings land as a red-amber-green report scoped to the deal, with the material risks rated and quantified for the investment committee. Pricing is indicative fixed-fee from prices by deal size, published up front while the rest of the market stays quote-only.
Before you ask us
Frequently asked questions
What is cyber due diligence?
Cyber due diligence is an independent assessment of the cyber security risk inside a business that is being acquired, invested in or sold. It looks at the target's security posture, breach and incident history, data protection, third-party and supply-chain exposure, and what it would cost to bring the risk to an acceptable level after completion.
The output is a deal-ready report that tells the acquirer where the risk sits, how serious it is and how it should shape the price, the warranties and the first hundred days of ownership. CyPro delivers it in-house through its 3DD practice.
What is technology due diligence?
Technology due diligence assesses the product, code, architecture and engineering capability of a target. It examines whether the technology can scale, how much technical debt is carried, whether the roadmap is credible, and how dependent the business is on a small number of key people.
It usually includes cyber security as one component, which is why acquirers often commission cyber, technology and IT diligence together for a full pre-acquisition view. Each is reported against the same red-amber-green structure.
What are the four types of due diligence?
In an acquisition the four commonly cited strands are financial, legal, commercial and technical due diligence. Financial diligence tests the numbers, legal diligence tests contracts and liabilities, commercial diligence tests the market and revenue, and technical diligence tests the technology and cyber risk that underpins the business.
Cyber, technology and IT due diligence all sit within that technical strand. They answer a different question from the financial and legal work: not what the business is worth on paper, but whether the technology and security that produce that value are sound.
What is the difference between CDD and VDD?
CDD, cyber due diligence, assesses the cyber security risk in a target. VDD, vendor due diligence, is a report a seller commissions on its own business to hand to prospective buyers, and in most of the market it refers to financial vendor due diligence produced by an accountancy firm.
The two are not alternatives. A cyber due diligence review can itself be run buy-side, for an acquirer, or sell-side, where a vendor commissions it ahead of a sale so the cyber position is understood and presented before a buyer raises it.
Talk to us about your deal
Get the cyber and technology risk in your target, before you sign
The scoping call is free, lasts 45 minutes and is taken by a consultant from our 3DD practice, not a salesperson. It covers the target, the deal timeline, the scope you need and the indicative fixed fee for a clear, deal-ready report.