Identity & access
Who can sign in, how accounts are protected, and who holds administrative access.
The Security Readiness Assessment
See the risks behind the day-to-day.
Your business depends on people, systems, and information working together. We review the security practices behind them so you can make informed decisions about what needs attention.
Ten core review areas
A broad view.
A defined depth.
The Standard Assessment reviews one facility, business unit, or core environment at baseline depth. We use representative evidence and stakeholder discussions to identify practical gaps across these areas.
Email security
Protection against impersonation, risky forwarding, and unwanted access to email.
Device security
Device protection, updates, encryption, and administrative privileges.
User lifecycle
How access is granted, reviewed, and removed when people join or leave.
Backup & recovery
What is backed up, who owns recovery, and what restore evidence is available.
Core policies
Whether key security procedures are current, documented, and owned.
SaaS governance
Ownership, access, and sensitive data handling across business applications.
Third parties & vendors
How external access, contractors, and data sharing are managed.
Security awareness
How staff learn to recognize concerns and report security incidents.
Asset inventory
Visibility into devices, systems, cloud assets, and their business owners.
A typical Standard scope includes one primary Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace tenant, one identity environment, and one endpoint-management approach. The written scope confirms the systems and review boundaries.
What makes the review useful
Evidence first.
Business context always.
Findings you can follow.
Understand what was observed, the evidence behind it, and why it matters to operations, access, recovery, or sensitive information.
Unknowns stay visible.
A missing record is not proof that a control failed. We document what could not be verified and where follow-up is needed.
Recommendations with a next step.
Priorities connect to recommended actions, owner suggestions, effort, and dependencies so your team can plan the work.
Choose the right scope
One specific concern?
A more complex environment?
A Focused Readiness Review addresses a defined question or up to three priority areas. Expanded Assessment covers broader environments or deeper review. Expedited Assessment keeps the Standard scope with accelerated scheduling when evidence and stakeholders are ready.
Find your engagement fitAdvice with clear boundaries.
We assess readiness and recommend improvements. Implementation requires separate written approval. The assessment does not provide penetration testing, managed monitoring, or compliance certification.
The next step is a conversation.
Tell us what prompted the question.
We’ll discuss the scope, the fit, and the way forward.