Security for Organizations & SMEs
Security shouldn't depend on having a large security team.
We help organizations of any industry understand their current security posture, identify the weaknesses that matter, and build a prioritized path toward improvement.
- Scoped to your organization
- Findings in plain language
- Independent of tool vendors
What we cover.
Depending on your environment, an assessment can include any of these areas. We agree the scope with you first, so you only pay for what's relevant.
People and access
- Identity and access management
- MFA and privileged access
- Third-party and vendor access
Devices and networks
- Asset and technology discovery
- Endpoint and device security
- Network and Wi-Fi security
Email, cloud and data
- Email and collaboration security
- Cloud and SaaS configuration
- Data protection and access controls
Exposure and vulnerabilities
- External attack surface
- Vulnerability and patch management
- Website and application security
Resilience
- Backup and recovery readiness
- Incident response readiness
- Security awareness
Governance and testing
- Security posture assessment
- Security policies and governance
- Vulnerability assessment and targeted technical testing, where appropriate
How it works.
Six stages, from understanding what you have to confirming that it improved.
- 01
Discover
Understand your people, systems, applications, infrastructure, data and third-party dependencies.
- 02
Assess
Review security controls, configurations, processes and exposure.
- 03
Test
Validate technically where it matters, based on your risk and environment.
- 04
Prioritize
Turn observations and vulnerabilities into a practical, risk-based priority list.
- 05
Improve
Deliver a remediation roadmap with immediate, short-term and longer-term actions.
- 06
Verify (optional)
Optionally confirm fixes and provide ongoing security support.
What you receive.
Deliverables follow the scope. A smaller engagement might produce a posture summary, a risk register and a roadmap. A broader one adds technical evidence and a follow-up assessment.
- Security posture summaryWhere you stand today, in plain language.
- Asset and exposure overviewWhat you have, and what is reachable from the internet.
- Risk registerEach risk with its likelihood, impact and a suggested owner.
- Prioritized findingsRanked by what could realistically happen and what it would affect.
- Technical findings and evidenceDetail and proof your IT team or provider can act on.
- Management-level summaryA short brief for leadership, without jargon.
- Remediation roadmapImmediate, short-term and longer-term improvements.
- Recommended security controlsControls sized to your organization, not an enterprise checklist.
- Optional follow-up assessmentConfirms fixes and shows progress over time.
An example roadmap
Illustrative. Your roadmap depends on what the assessment finds.
Immediate
- Enforce MFA on email and admin accounts
- Remove unused accounts and stale access
- Patch internet-facing systems
Short term
- Harden laptops, phones and Wi-Fi
- Test that backups actually restore
- Review which vendors can access what
Longer term
- Agree security policies and ownership
- Prepare and rehearse an incident response plan
- Reassess on a regular cycle
Who it's for.
- Small and mid-sized businesses
- Organizations without a dedicated security team
- Organizations with growing technology environments
- Organizations preparing for compliance or customer security requirements
- Organizations that want an independent view of their security posture
Scope is tailored, not packaged.
Not every organization needs every component. We shape each assessment around four things.
- Size
- People, locations and teams involved.
- Technology environment
- Devices, networks, cloud services and applications.
- Risk profile
- The data you hold and what disruption would cost.
- Objectives
- A baseline, a customer requirement, or preparation for an audit.
Not sure what you need?
Tell us about your organization and we'll suggest a sensible starting scope. It starts with a free 30-minute call.
Know where you stand.
An independent view of your security posture, and a clear plan for what to do next.