Know Where Your Security Gaps Are
An independent security review to identify vulnerabilities, prioritise risks, and give you a clear remediation roadmap.
How this service helps
A security review should show which controls are in place, where important gaps remain and which actions deserve priority. We assess the agreed scope and provide findings your organisation can use to plan remediation.
What's Included
- Current environment assessment
- Vulnerability identification across network, devices, and cloud
- Risk scoring and prioritisation
- Written remediation report
- Follow-up review option
- Suitable for Cyber Essentials preparation
How It Works
We conduct a structured review of your IT environment — covering network, cloud, endpoints, and policies. You receive a written report with findings ranked by risk level and a clear remediation plan. We can also support implementation of the recommended changes.
- 01
Understand
Review your environment, constraints and business priorities.
- 02
Agree the scope
Define responsibilities, deliverables and the change window.
- 03
Implement
Make controlled changes with testing and a rollback plan.
- 04
Hand over
Validate the result and document ongoing ownership.
Plan the right scope
Begin with the risks that matter to your organisation: exposed accounts, unsupported systems, untested recovery or gaps in visibility. Improvements should have an owner, a priority and a way to check that the control works.
Useful information for our first conversation
- Your identity platforms, administrator roles and device inventory.
- Existing protection, backup and incident-response arrangements.
- Known concerns, supplier requirements and recent assessment findings.
Questions before you decide
Where should a security improvement programme start?
Establish what you need to protect, how it is accessed and which failures would cause the most harm. Prioritise practical controls and verify their operation rather than collecting tools without clear ownership.
Does a backup guarantee recovery?
No. Retention, isolation, restore permissions and testing all matter. Define acceptable data loss and recovery time, then test that important applications can actually be restored.
Can you guarantee that incidents will never happen?
No provider can guarantee that. The aim is to reduce exposure, detect problems earlier and maintain a practical response and recovery plan. Scope and responsibilities should be explicit.
What affects the quote?
The number of users, devices and sites, the condition of existing systems, required coverage and project complexity all affect scope. Licensing, hardware, third-party costs and ongoing management should be identified separately. Request a quote against a written service schedule so you can compare like for like.
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