Cybersecurity Risk Assessment
A full-picture review of your security posture across people, processes, and technology, prioritized by what actually matters to your business.
Who this is for: Businesses that want a single, clear picture of where they stand before deciding what to fix first.
The Problem
Most businesses have some security controls in place but no single, honest picture of where the real gaps are, or which one to fix first.
Our Solution
We assess people, process, and technology together, not just a technical scan, and hand you a prioritized roadmap in plain business language.
What's included
- Technical review across network, endpoints, and cloud
- Policy and process review (access management, offboarding, incident response readiness)
- Staff security-awareness spot checks
- Risk scored and prioritized by real business impact, not just technical severity
- A written roadmap you can act on immediately
- A follow-up review to track progress against that roadmap
A penetration test tells you what's exploitable; a vulnerability scan tells you what's unpatched. A risk assessment is broader than either: it looks at people, process, and technology together, so a strong firewall doesn't hide the fact that offboarding a former employee still takes two weeks.
This is usually the right starting point for a business that hasn't had a comprehensive review before, or hasn't had one in several years. Everything else, penetration testing, vulnerability management, security configuration, can be scoped more precisely once this baseline exists.
Benefits
- One clear, honest picture of where you actually stand
- A prioritized roadmap instead of an intimidating, undifferentiated list
- A baseline other services (testing, hardening) can be scoped against
Our Process
Understand
Learn your business, environment, and existing controls.
Assess
Review technical, process, and people-level risk together.
Prioritize
Rank findings by real business impact.
Recommend
Deliver a written, actionable roadmap.
Follow Up
Check progress against the roadmap on an agreed timeline.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from a penetration test?
A penetration test simulates an attack against specific systems; a risk assessment looks more broadly at people, process, and technology together, and is usually a good starting point before scoping a penetration test.
How long does a risk assessment take?
Typically one to three weeks depending on business size and complexity, from initial review through the final roadmap.
Do we need to fix everything the report finds?
No, the report is prioritized specifically so you can address the highest-impact items first and phase the rest in over time, based on your budget and risk tolerance.
Especially relevant for
Related services
Penetration Testing
Simulating real-world attacks against your network, web apps, or staff to uncover vulnerabilities before someone else does.
settingsSecurity Configuration
Hardening operating systems, cloud accounts, and applications against CIS/NIST baselines, not just the defaults they shipped with.
monitoringVulnerability Management
Continuous scanning, risk-based prioritization, and patch tracking, so fixes don’t sit in a backlog until an audit finds them.
Not sure if this is the right fit?
Tell us what's worrying you. We'll tell you what actually needs fixing first.