At every stage, compromised systems can lead to questioned data and delayed outcomes.
What We Do
CyberGXP helps pharmaceutical organisations:
Protect clinical trial and patient data
Embed cyber controls into GxP environments
Maintain inspection-ready audit trails
Secure manufacturing, laboratory, and research systems
Govern CROs and third-party access
Demonstrate regulatory-grade cyber resilience
All delivered in language regulators, auditors, and QA teams understand.
Cyber Security as a Quality Function
CyberGXP aligns cyber security controls to quality and regulatory expectations, not IT trends.
Regulators assess cyber security through the lens of:
Data integrity (ALCOA+)
Audit trails and traceability
Access control and segregation of duties
Incident impact and recovery evidence
Third-party and CRO oversight
CRO & Third-Party Risk
Most regulatory data risk does not originate inside the sponsor organisation.
It originates through:
Contract Research Organisations (CROs)
Trial sites and laboratories
Cloud platforms
Temporary and external users
CyberGXP ensures:
Documented third-party cyber governance
Evidence-based oversight
Clear accountability
Demonstrable control during inspections
If your CRO compromises your data, regulators hold you accountable.
Regulatory Confidence Matters
Agencies such as the European Medicines Agency (EMA) assess not only clinical outcomes, but:
Whether data can be reconstructed
Whether access was controlled
Whether incidents were detected and managed
Whether integrity was maintained throughout the lifecycle
Weak cyber controls can delay or block approval — even when the science is sound.
Who We
Work With
Pharmaceutical manufacturers
Clinical-stage biotech companies
CRO-dependent trial organisations
Regulated life sciences manufacturers
From early development through commercial manufacturing.
A Simple Question
If a regulator asked tomorrow:
“Can you prove your clinical and manufacturing data has not been compromised?”
Would your answer be evidence-based — or hopeful?
Cyber Security designed for regulated pharmaceutical environments.
Because your approval depends on it.