A structured, plain-English review of your systems, accounts and access. No scare tactics — just a clear, ranked list of what's exposed and what to do about it.
Scope can flex to your environment, but these form the baseline of every engagement.
Firewall rules, exposed services, and anything reachable from outside your business.
Known CVEs, outdated software, and misconfigurations surfaced by active scanning — not just a checklist.
MFA coverage, admin roles, sharing settings, and mailbox security configuration.
Patch status, antivirus/EDR coverage, and device encryption across staff machines.
Who has access to what, stale accounts, shared logins, and privilege creep.
Whether written policies (backup, offboarding, incident response) match what actually happens.
We catalogue your systems, accounts and access — the real picture, not the org chart.
Controls are checked against how they'd actually hold up, not just whether they exist.
Findings are ranked by real-world risk and written for the people who'll act on them.
We help close the gaps we found — or hand your team a clear list to work through.
A security assessment tells you what's exposed. A risk assessment goes a step further — weighing every finding by how likely it is to be exploited and what it would actually cost you if it were, so remediation effort goes where it counts first.
Likelihood & impact scoring. Not just a severity number, but what actually happens if it's exploited.
Business context. Weighted against what each system actually means to revenue, compliance and operations.
A prioritised roadmap. A sequenced list of what to fix first, what's next, and what can genuinely wait.
If IT is one person's side responsibility, or you rely on a break-fix support desk, an assessment gives you an outside, structured look at where you actually stand.
Renewing cyber insurance and need evidence of your current posture.
Onboarded a new IT provider or system and want a baseline check.
Never had a formal review and want to know what's actually exposed.