What a security audit actually finds
A plain account of what we look for in a posture review, why findings are ranked by risk, and what you should expect to receive at the end.
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The question behind every audit
A security audit answers one question in detail: if someone wanted in, where would they get in, and what would it cost you? Everything else — the controls matrix, the cloud configuration review, the access analysis — is in service of that question.
What we look at
We work through the areas that decide whether an attacker succeeds: identity and access, network segmentation, configuration of the systems you actually run, and the controls you believe are in place versus the ones that are.
What you receive
A findings report, ranked by risk and mapped to controls, with a remediation plan you can act on. No theatre, no scare tactics — a clear account of what holds and what does not, in language your engineers and your board can both use.
Why ranking matters
Not every finding is worth fixing first. We rank by the risk it actually represents to your organisation, so the work you do next is the work that moves your exposure the most.