If you are unsure where you stand, a security review gives you a clear answer.
We look at what your business has exposed to the internet, how people log in, and where the real weaknesses are. Then we explain what we found in plain terms and put it in order: what to fix this week, what can wait, and what doesn't matter.
What we look at
Your firewall and router, and what they let in from outside. Remote access, such as remote desktop and VPNs. Who has admin rights, and whether old staff accounts are still active. Windows servers and PCs: updates, services and permissions. Your website or web application, if you have one. Backups, and whether anyone has actually tried restoring from them.
What you get
A short report in plain English, with each finding ranked by real risk rather than a scanner's score. For each one, what it means for your business and what fixing it involves. If a scan from someone else has left you with a hundred-page PDF, we can work through that too.
A made-up example of how findings are ranked.Fixing it
You can take the report and fix things yourself, give it to your own IT provider, or ask us to do the work. Most fixes are configuration changes, not new products, and we tell you what something will cost before we start.
Who it suits
Small and medium businesses with a server or two, a handful of PCs and a website, especially if nobody has looked at the setup for a few years, a member of staff who managed it has left, or a customer has started asking about Cyber Essentials.
Will a review disrupt the business?
Hardly. Most of it is reading configuration and talking to you. Anything that could interrupt work is agreed beforehand and done at a quiet time.
How much does a security review cost?
It depends on how many servers, sites and offices are involved. We talk through your setup first and tell you the price before any work starts.
What if you find something serious?
We tell you straight away rather than waiting for the report, and help you close it.
You receive practical guidance you can act on, not a report designed to justify further consultancy.