Security Audit
A structured review of your technical and administrative controls, written so leadership can see the gaps and your engineers can close them.
A security audit is not a penetration test and it is not a sales survey. It is an independent check of whether the controls you claim to run are present, configured and evidenced.
We review identity, endpoint, backup, network, cloud posture and the administrative processes around them. Findings are ranked by exposure, not by a generic severity score, and each one comes with a recommended owner and a next step.
The report is written for two audiences: a short brief for leadership, and a detailed appendix for the people who will do the work.
Talk to an engineer
Not a sales call. A short conversation with someone who does this work, to figure out whether we are the right fit.
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Control gap analysis
A walk through the controls you should have for your size and sector, compared with what is actually running.
Configuration review
Hardening checks on Microsoft 365, Azure, firewalls, identity and backup — the places misconfiguration usually hides.
Access and privilege review
Who has admin, who is a global administrator, which service accounts are still active, and what has not been reviewed this year.
Backup and recovery audit
Whether backups are immutable, isolated and actually restorable — not just scheduled.
Evidence pack
Screenshots, exports and control narratives assembled so the next auditor or insurer does not start from zero.
Board-ready findings
A short brief that states residual risk in business language, plus a sequenced remediation plan with cost ranges.
Other cybersecurity services
Penetration Testing
We break in so someone else does not.
GRC Services
Controls you can evidence, not policies that sit on a shelf.
Vulnerability Management
Continuous finding, ranked fixing.
Incident Response
When something is already wrong.
Managed Detection and Response
Someone watching when your team is not.
Let's talk about what you are running
A short conversation, an honest assessment of your current setup, and a clear proposal. No obligation and no pressure.