Nobody gets on the Roll by uploading a CV.
Every name here was examined, referenced and signed for. Brief us, and you get three. Each one arrives with the file that proves it.
Four levels. Only the last two reach a client.
The examination
How you get onMarketplaces check that your documents exist. That is administration, not vetting. Here, someone has to answer for what they know, on record, without preparation.
01
Four questions, drawn at random
From your domain and your level. Each carries a marking grid, so two candidates are actually comparable.
02
Revealed when you press record
Not before. One take, no editing. Preparation is not the thing being measured.
03
48 hours to send the link
You host the video. We never hold a copy. Turnaround is recorded, because reaction time is part of the job.
04
A person signs
The clerk decides on the evidence, and puts a name to the decision. No algorithm admits anyone.
The Roll
ESN accessNames stay sealed until the consultant accepts an introduction. You search the capability, not the person.
The file
EvidenceArticle 21(3) of NIS2 requires you to take into account the vulnerabilities specific to each direct supplier and the quality of their cybersecurity practices. Recital 86 names consulting and audit, and asks for increased diligence at selection.
So the file is not a marketing gesture. It is the paperwork the regulator already expects from you, handed over on day one.
- 01Identity and legal existenceRegistration, VAT, professional indemnity
- 02Certifications verified at sourceNot a self-declared list
- 03Examination on recordQuestions, marking grid, turnaround
- 04References reachedTwo, called. Notes redacted
- 05Their own security postureAn expert who cannot answer for their own hygiene is a signal
- 06Sanctions screeningCleared, dated
What it costs
PublishedThe margin is written down. Everyone in this market takes one and nobody prints it, which is exactly why you assume it is worse than it is.
Months 0–6
15%
Of what the consultant bills you.
Months 6–12
9%
It goes down on its own. You do not have to ask.
Month 12 onward
Flat licence
A fixed annual fee per active consultant. The percentage stops.
The clock starts at your first introduction, not at each new contract. It is set once and never reset. From day one you know the date you move to a licence.
Two invoices, always. The consultant invoices you directly for their work. We invoice only our own fee. We never touch the day rate, and we never mark it up.
Two ways in
There is no sign-up buttonEnd clients
You don't search. You brief.
Describe the job. The clerk comes back with three, and no more than three. Each one carries the file. If you wanted a search box, you wanted a directory, and there are good ones already.
Ask for accessConsultancies and ESN
You search the Roll yourself.
Anonymised profiles, filtered by domain, level and zone. Ten introductions a day. A subscription, plus a licence per active consultant from day one.
Ask for accessConsultants
Sit the examination.
No fee, ever. You keep your rate, you invoice the client directly, and your name stays sealed until you decide otherwise.
Apply to the Roll