Service
Security assessment
A scanner queue, a cloud report and an old card on the board. The assessment confirms what opens, drops what does not hold and leaves an order the team can execute.
What is in
- A reading of what already exists (scan, config, surface)
- Exploitation checks inside the agreed limit
- A short list of what is actually urgent
- A list of what looked severe and did not hold
What is out
- A promise of full coverage
- A CVE dump
- A replacement for a deep pentest on a specific application
Who it is for
- An environment with scan history and no exploitation
- A cloud that grew fast and was never looked at as a whole
- A first slice, before a deep pentest
How it runs
From the call to the report
01
Intake
What was already tested, what worries you, what is in production.
02
Validation
We try to confirm. What does not open leaves the hot list.
03
Order
Impact on data, an account or isolation — in that sequence.
04
Next cycle
If the environment asks for depth, the next slice is already written.
What it is for
For the leader who needs to decide budget and for the team that does not want to spend a sprint on a false positive. Both read the same document.
If the ask is already “get into this application”, we move to pentest. The assessment exists when the problem is priority, not depth.
Questions on this page
Is this a nicer scan?
No. A scan feeds the work. The assessment confirms exploitation and orders by impact.
Can it become a pentest later?
Yes. Several cycles start by cleaning the queue and then going deeper.
Next step
Want to book a meeting?
Tell us the company size and what needs to be protected — the system, the environment, what is at stake. From the call, we assess the scenario and build the work within your scope.