Security Assessment

Know where you actually stand.

An authorized, structured assessment of your environment — so you fix what matters first instead of guessing. Every engagement is scoped and authorized in writing.

— Process

Scoped, authorized, actionable

We do not scan or test anything without written authorization and a defined scope. A free public posture check (below) is informational only; a real assessment is a formal engagement.

1. Scope & Authorize

Define systems in scope, rules of engagement, and written authorization before any testing begins.

2. Assess

Review configuration, architecture, access, patching, and exposure against recognized best practices.

3. Prioritize

Rank findings by real-world risk — likelihood and impact — not raw scanner noise.

4. Report

A clear report: findings, why they matter, and concrete remediation steps.

5. Remediate

We can help fix what we find and verify the fixes landed.

6. Re-test

Validate remediation and establish a cadence so posture improves over time.

— Free vs. engagement

Start with the free check

The free Security Posture Check uses only public information (DNS, TLS, headers). For internal systems, applications, and networks, an authorized assessment is required.

Request a network assessment

Internal and network assessments require a defined scope and written authorization. Tell us about your environment and we will propose a plan.