Identify technical weaknesses, understand their business impact, and prioritise practical remediation across your systems.
An assessment connects technical weaknesses with the assets and processes your organisation relies on. We review the agreed environment, validate findings where appropriate and explain likely impact, helping your team make informed remediation decisions. Testing is limited to systems you own or are authorised to assess.
Identify in-scope systems, critical services, external exposure and assessment constraints.
Review configuration and software weaknesses, separating validated findings from items that require further investigation.
Consider likelihood, business impact and existing controls when deciding what to address first.
Provide clear actions and an agreed retesting scope to check whether identified weaknesses have been addressed.
Clear scope, practical checks and a documented handover guide every engagement.
Confirm ownership, assessment boundaries, critical systems and a suitable testing window.
Use the agreed assessment methods and review findings in the context of your environment.
Present evidence, business impact and a practical remediation plan with clear next steps.
Not necessarily. Vulnerability assessment identifies and reviews weaknesses; penetration testing explores agreed attack paths. We confirm the appropriate scope and methods before starting.
No. An assessment reflects the agreed scope and the environment at the time of testing. Regular reviews and ongoing controls remain important.
