➡️Context. Pattern. Human nuance. All three demand one thing – eyes on the ground. At Valkyrie, we’re best known for delivering discreet, intelligence-led services — from cyber investigations and TSCM to strategic advisory and risk consulting. But increasingly, our clients — from legal teams to private individuals and family offices — are requesting another dimension: […]

Valkyrie are delighted to be taking part in London International Disputes Week (LIDW) 2025!  On 4th June at 11:00, Valkyrie (GB) Limited and Monan Gozzett LLP will be co-hosting a live session: Protecting Data, Privacy and Reputation: Collaborative Solutions for Complex Legal and Security Risks.  The session will explore how collaboration between law firms, investigative […]

Valkyrie were pleased to be invited by TATLER to contribute to their feature, Growing up online: What Netflix’s Adolescence reveals about digital dangers and what parents can do now, by Annabelle Spranklen. Netflix’s powerful series Adolescence offers a thought-provoking portrayal of the digital risks faced by today’s teenagers. The series has rightly drawn significant attention, […]

Reporting in the media, reportedly from security sources, suggests Chinese intelligence operatives have been placing covert surveillance devices in parks, pubs, and hotels across Westminster. Alleged targets include benches in St James’s Park, political pubs like The Red Lion, and luxury hotels frequented by MPs, advisers, and civil servants. The aim is simple but potent: […]

Valkyrie features in the April edition of Life magazine (London editions), page 342, with our latest article: ‘The Modern Security Landscape – When Cyber and Physical Threats Collide’. Today’s intruders don’t need to break in—they can log in. Security today isn’t about locked doors and alarm codes alone. Increasingly, criminals bypass the physical altogether—exploiting digital […]

Valkyrie was recently approached by a client using WhatsApp for work-related discussions who was concerned about how secure it really is. His concerns followed recent coverage of the UK’s Online Safety Bill and its implications for end-to-end encryption (“E2EE”)—alongside headlines about US officials using Signal during classified decision-making linked to the Yemen conflict. His question […]