Cybersecurity Insight
Find out about your vulnerabilities before anyone else does
What we offer
Not all businesses have the same needs. That is why we offer two levels of analysis: assessments designed for the self-employed and small businesses who want to know where they stand, and cybersecurity audits for companies that need a comprehensive and documented review of their entire infrastructure.
Level 1
Security diagnosis
An initial review of the most vulnerable areas of your business. We’ll provide you with a clear and straightforward report setting out what we’ve found and what you should do first. No strings attached, no technical jargon. Designed for the self-employed and small businesses looking to take the first step.
Level 2
Security audit
A comprehensive analysis of your infrastructure using a certified methodology. We carry out an in-depth review of all your systems, identify vulnerabilities and provide you with a detailed report setting out a specific action plan. For businesses that need a rigorous and well-documented assessment of their security level.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a security assessment and an audit?
The assessment is an initial review of your business’s most vulnerable areas. The audit is a comprehensive analysis of your entire infrastructure, using a certified methodology and providing a detailed report. The assessment is the first step; the audit is an in-depth review.
How often should I carry out a security audit?
It depends on the size and nature of your business. As a general rule, we recommend an annual review, and whenever there are significant changes to your infrastructure: new equipment, changes of supplier or security incidents.
What will you provide me with at the end of the process?
A clear report, free from technical jargon, setting out the risks identified and a specific action plan. We don’t just give you a list of problems — we tell you exactly what to do and in what order.
And after the audit, what then?
Once the assessment or audit has been carried out, it is advisable to implement all the recommendations made. Among these, it is always recommended that training be provided to all staff who handle sensitive data that could be targeted by an attack. For further information, please see our training section.