Security Assessments

We gather information through stakeholder interviews, documentation review, and technical evaluation of your environment. Findings are analyzed against recognized security frameworks and presented back to your team with specific recommendations and a prioritized remediation roadmap. 

A cybersecurity assessment focuses specifically on your security posture — policies, configurations, framework alignment, and compliance readiness.

A technology assessment takes a broader view of your entire IT environment, including infrastructure, systems, and applications. The two are often used together to get a more comprehensive picture of what's working well and what should change. 

We work within NIST CSF, CIS Controls, HIPAA, and PCI DSS. 

Yes. Cyber insurance applications increasingly require documented evidence of security controls, framework alignment, and risk management processes.

A cybersecurity assessment will produce exactly that — and position you to answer underwriter questions with confidence. 

A cybersecurity assessment evaluates your security program — policies, configurations, and framework alignment — to identify gaps.

Penetration testing goes further, using ethical hacking methods to demonstrate how those gaps could actually be exploited. The two are complementary, with the assessment typically serving as the foundation. 

We recommend getting an assessment annually.

A five-year roadmap follows every assessment, but some organizations will get their environment re-assessed whenever there's a significant change — new leadership, a merger or acquisition, a major infrastructure change, or an upcoming compliance review.

Threat landscapes also evolve, and a program that offered excellent protection four years ago may have meaningful gaps today. 

Our assessments can be scoped to specific frameworks. Available paths include HIPAA, FTC Safeguards / GLBA, CIS Controls v8, NIST CSF / CSF 2.0, and ISO 27001:2022.