Cyber security
Understand the risks. Prioritise the work.
An access gap, a forgotten asset or an unclear recovery process can create avoidable exposure. We scope reviews around authorised systems and the business risks you need to understand.
Discuss your requirements ↗- Asset and access reviews
- Risk assessment and prioritised improvements
- Security requirements for new software
Written scope, authorised access and the assets and business processes under review.
HOW WE APPROACH DELIVERYDocument findings, ownership and remediation priorities. Any testing scope and specialist requirements are agreed before work starts.
Scope, duration and a fixed quote are agreed before each phase. Delivery depends on the requirements and access confirmed during scoping.
Find the access that outlasted the job
Map who can reach business systems and why. Identify unnecessary permissions, unclear ownership and gaps in access removal. Turn the findings into a prioritised plan with named owners and evidence for closure.
Before we begin
What can a security review cover?
The agreed scope can include assets, access, configuration and requirements for new software. Testing methods, specialist involvement and exclusions are confirmed before access is granted.
Does a review mean we are certified or compliant?
No. A review produces findings and recommendations within a defined scope. Formal certification or regulatory assessments require the relevant independent process.
How are findings prioritised?
Consider the business impact, exposure and effort needed to address each issue. Assign an owner and a way to verify the improvement rather than stopping at a list of findings.