See your business the way an attacker would.
An external security assessment of your systems and public footprint, delivered as a clear, professional report — the kind of evidence a customer, insurer, or auditor asks for when they want proof you take security seriously.
Usually one of these.
A customer wants proof
A client or partner asked for evidence of a recent security review before they'll sign or renew.
Insurance or renewal
Your cyber-insurance application or renewal expects a real assessment behind your answers.
Peace of mind
You're launching something, growing fast, or simply want to know where you actually stand.
The assessment and the report.
- An external assessment of your internet-facing systems for exposed services and known weaknesses
- Checks of the ways businesses actually get breached — weak or missing MFA, reused and default credentials, exposed admin panels
- A review of your public footprint for information that quietly helps an attacker
- An assessment of your primary website or application for high-impact issues
- A professional written report with an executive summary you can hand to a customer, insurer, or auditor
- Findings prioritized by real risk, each with a clear, practical fix
- A debrief call to walk through the results and answer questions
- A retest of the fixes you make, included
Start to finish.
Agreed in writing
We define exactly what's in scope and put written authorization in place before anything is touched.
The assessment
The checks run against the agreed targets, carefully and without disrupting your business.
Findings you can use
A clear report: what I found, why it matters, how serious it is, and exactly what to do about it.
Walk it through
A call to talk through the results and priorities, plus a retest of the fixes you put in.
Scales with how many systems and domains are in scope. Quoted before we start, with written authorization always in place first.
Start hereAsked often enough to write down.
Will it disrupt our operations?
No. The assessment is external and non-disruptive by design, run only against systems we've agreed on in writing. Anything more intrusive is discussed and authorized first, or it doesn't happen.
What's actually in the report?
An executive summary a non-technical reader can act on, then the detailed findings: each issue, its severity, the risk it creates, and the fix. It's written to stand up in front of a customer, an insurer, or an auditor.
Is this a full red-team engagement?
This is a focused external security assessment — the right depth for most small and mid-sized businesses, and exactly what customers and insurers ask to see. If you need a deep, multi-week red-team or a compliance-grade penetration test, I'll scope that with you or connect you with a specialist.
Can you fix what you find?
Often, yes. Many businesses pair this with the security & planning program, which picks up where the fix list leaves off. Findings are called as I see them — never inflated to sell more work.
Find out where you stand.
Tell me what you'd like assessed and I'll scope it — a fixed price, and a report you can put to work.
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