Cybersecurity Audit for Businesses
A cybersecurity audit responds to three questions: where an attacker could enter, what damage it could do, and what to fix first. We review what your company exposes on the internet, the network settings, mail, user accounts, permissions and backups.
The result is not a document to be archived. You receive a risk score, the list of problems ordered by urgency and a recommended deadline for each, explained in business language. The technical details go apart, for your IT team or for us if you want us to correct it.
If you don’t know where to start, the first step is free: an external analysis of your domain that doesn’t touch your systems and a call to your domain. 30 A few minutes to explain what we have seen.
Audit and Evaluation Services
- Express Audit for SMEsClosed price, one or two working days
- Complete Safety AuditTechnical review and how your team works
- Periodic vulnerability analysisMonthly or quarterly, with comparison between reviews
- Evaluation of the external attack surfaceWhat an attacker sees from the internet
- Firewalls, routers and VPNRules, remote accesses and forgotten configurations
- WIFI Network AuditOffice networks, guests and connected equipment
- Review of Active DirectoryUsers, privileges and escalation routes
- Audit of permits and accessWho can see and touch everything?
- Evaluation of maturity in cybersecurityStart Point and Route of Improvement
- Analysis of RiskWhat would cost you every problem and where to start?
- Physical Safety ReviewAccesses, server rooms and workplaces
Frequent Questions
How long does a cybersecurity audit last?
Express audit for SMEs is done within one or two working days and the report comes within a week. A complete audit in a medium company usually takes between two and four weeks.
Should we stop the company’s activity?
No. Most tests are done without your team noticing anything. Those that could affect any service are programmed outside the working hours and agreed earlier in writing.
How much is it worth repeating it?
It is recommended to have a complete audit per year and a vulnerability analysis every month or every quarter, because every day new failures appear in programs you already use.
Are we talking about audit and evaluation?
Price closed after a first call. And if you don’t know what you need, start with the free analysis.
