Know your exposure.
A structured security audit across network, endpoints, identity, cloud, and compliance, with targeted penetration testing where it adds value. You receive evidence-backed findings and a prioritised remediation plan written for the people who will act on it.
Six tracks.
One coherent picture.
The audit covers the layers an attacker can reach and the controls a regulator will ask about, then connects the findings so that priorities reflect real attack paths rather than isolated issues.
Network & Perimeter
External attack surface, firewall rule sets, VPN configuration, exposed services, and segmentation gaps: the view an attacker gets first.
Endpoints & Workstations
Device hygiene, patch posture, EDR coverage, local administrator sprawl, and BYOD exposure across laptops, servers, and mobile devices.
Identity & Access
MFA coverage, privileged access, service accounts, stale credentials, and permission drift across directory, cloud, and SaaS identity providers.
Cloud Posture
AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and SaaS configuration drift, over-permissive IAM, exposed storage, and unmonitored workloads.
Compliance Gaps
Where you stand against ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, NIST CSF, or the UAE Information Assurance Standards, mapped to concrete, prioritised actions.
Third-Party & Vendor Risk
Supply-chain exposure, vendor access reviews, shared-credential risk, and the blast radius if a partner is compromised.
Four phases,
a defined timeline.
A typical engagement runs about four weeks from kick-off to report. Larger or multi-site environments take longer, and the timeline is agreed before work starts.
Define & Align
A kick-off workshop to understand your business, constraints, and priorities. The audit is scoped around what matters to you rather than a generic checklist.
- Stakeholder interviews
- Environment walkthrough
- Scope & success criteria
Discover & Test
A full technical assessment: network scanning, configuration review, identity analysis, cloud posture checks, and targeted penetration testing where it is warranted.
- Technical assessment
- Configuration review
- Targeted penetration testing
Analyse & Prioritise
You receive an executive brief, a technical findings report, and a ranked remediation roadmap with effort estimates and business-impact context.
- Executive summary
- Technical findings
- Ranked remediation roadmap
Fix & Harden
Support continues after the report. A follow-up workshop walks your team through each finding, and we can help implement and verify the highest-priority fixes.
- Remediation workshop
- Hands-on fix support
- Verification pass
Five deliverables,
each with a purpose.
Each output is written for a specific audience and is usable the day the engagement ends.
Executive Summary
A short plain-language brief covering risk posture, top findings, business impact, and recommended next steps, written for decision-makers.
Technical Findings Report
Every finding with evidence, CVSS scoring, affected systems, and recommended remediation. The working document for your engineers.
Prioritised Remediation Roadmap
Actions ranked by impact and effort, so quick wins and longer-term investments are clearly separated and your team knows where to start.
Compliance Gap Analysis
Mapped to your target framework (ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, NIST CSF, and others). Control-by-control status with a remediation path for every gap.
Remediation Workshop
A half-day session with your team to walk through each finding, answer questions, and agree priorities.
Audits designed
to be acted on.
Whether or not you have a dedicated security team, you need clear findings, a known cost, and support until the fixes are in place.
Plain-language findings
Each finding states what is wrong, why it matters, and how to fix it. Technical detail lives in the technical report; the summary is written for decision-makers.
Fixed-fee engagements
The price is agreed before work starts: one fee for a defined scope and outcome, with no hourly billing.
Support through remediation
The engagement does not end with the report. We help your team implement the highest-priority fixes and verify that they are effective.
Mapped to the
frameworks you report against.
Findings are mapped to your target control framework, so audit evidence and remediation tracking come from the same source.
Frequently asked
questions.
Do I need to install anything on my network?
No. The audit combines interviews, configuration reviews, and network-level scans. We work from read-only access wherever possible and agree any active testing with your team in advance.
How long does a full audit take?
A typical engagement runs about four weeks end to end: one week of scoping, two weeks of technical assessment, and one week of analysis and reporting. Larger or multi-site environments take longer, and the timeline is agreed before work starts.
What happens if you find something critical?
We tell you as soon as it is confirmed rather than waiting for the final report. Critical and high-severity findings are escalated with a recommended containment action so you can respond during the engagement.
Do you help fix what you find, or just write a report?
Both. A remediation workshop is included in every engagement, and hands-on remediation support is available as an add-on. The objective is closed gaps, not a report that is filed and forgotten.
How is pricing structured?
Fixed fee, scoped per engagement. We quote a single price for a defined scope and outcome, so there is no hourly billing. Contact us with a rough description of your environment and we will return a scoped quote.
What if my environment is cloud-only?
That is well within scope. We audit AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud environments and the major SaaS platforms, including Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Okta.
Ready to find out
where you stand?
Send a brief description of your environment and we will return a fixed-fee quote and a proposed timeline.