Assessment · Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity posture assessment
Detailed analysis of the real state of your security: vulnerabilities, threats and compliance level, with a clear view of the risks and how to mitigate them.
- Duration
- 3 to 5 weeks
- Frameworks
- ISO 27001, NIST CSF and sector regulation
- Coverage
- Technology, processes and people
- Output
- Report with actionable recommendations
The problem
This is the starting point for the whole folder. Before hiring pentesting, a SOC or certifications, it pays to know where you stand: often the most serious gap is not technical but a procedure nobody follows.
What it includes
Infrastructure and systems analysis
Servers, networks, endpoints and connected devices are examined to identify insecure configurations, obsolete software and possible entry points. Segmentation, access and active protection mechanisms are assessed.
Review of policies and procedures
Security policies, implemented controls and the level of compliance with ISO 27001, NIST CSF and your sector's specific regulation are analysed, including incident response protocols.
Vulnerability and risk testing
Scans and penetration tests on critical systems and applications, plus risk assessment for misconfigurations, privileged access and patch management.
Culture and awareness assessment
Staff knowledge and readiness are measured through surveys, phishing simulations and awareness sessions.
Actionable recommendations
Reports with a practical, prioritised guide to improve your posture, not a list of findings with no order of execution.
How we work
- 01SurveyInterviews, inventory and evidence gathering.
- 02TestingScans, configuration review and phishing simulation.
- 03ComparisonBenchmarking against the chosen reference framework.
- 04PresentationResults session with management.
Deliverables
| Document | Length |
|---|---|
| Assessment report Status per domain, with evidence. | 30-60 pp |
| Gap matrix Prioritised by risk. | included |
| Mitigation plan With estimated effort and cost. | included |
Worth doing before buying anything. This assessment avoids the most expensive mistake in cybersecurity: investing in the wrong tool because nobody measured first where the risk was.