Infrastructure
Systems that carry the business, how they are maintained, and how quickly they could be restored.
Security audit
The real security level of your company, documented.
An audit answers a question every owner eventually asks: if something goes wrong tomorrow, how bad is it, and what did we already know?
What is reviewed
Access and identity
Who can reach what, what happens when someone leaves, and where privileges have quietly accumulated.
Data and backups
What the company holds, where it lives, and whether recovery has ever actually been tested.
Processes and people
Payment approvals, supplier changes, and the everyday routines attackers rely on.
What you receive
01 Identified risks
A list of what can realistically happen to your company, with the business consequence attached.02 Priorities
Risks ordered by impact and effort, so the first decision is obvious.03 Recommendations
Specific measures, each tied to the risk it removes or reduces.04 Improvement plan
A sequenced plan with owners and timing that your team can execute.
The audit is delivered as a management document, not a technical export. It is written to be read by the people who approve the budget.
Start with a conversation.
Tell me about your company and the questions on your mind. If a consultation is not the right next step, I will say so.