Security Reviews
Sometimes you don't need a full attack simulation — you need a specific area examined properly. Our review portfolio covers the assessments that keep specific environments and builds honest.
Focused, structured, actionable
Each review follows a defined methodology with clear scope and pass/fail criteria, so you know exactly what was examined and what the outcome means. Every review ends with a prioritised, practical remediation plan.
Scenario exerciseBreakout Test
An assessed, scenario-based exercise in which our consultants attempt to break out of locked-down kiosk and Citrix environments. Scope, rules and success criteria are agreed with you in advance to provide a structured engagement with measurable outcomes.
- Agreed scenarios and rules of engagement
- Observation against agreed success criteria
- Structured debrief with evidence
- Prioritised improvements for people and process
ConfigurationCloud Review
Your cloud platforms reviewed against leading benchmarks: identity, network, data protection and logging, with findings ranked by real exposure.
- Review aligned to CIS benchmarks and platform best practice
- Identity, privilege and access analysis
- Network and data-exposure findings
- Prioritised hardening plan per platform
Before productionBuild Review
Server and application builds examined before they reach production: image hardening, patch levels, service configuration and security baselines.
- Golden-image and baseline verification
- Service and port configuration review
- Automated build-pipeline security checks
- Sign-off criteria for production readiness
HardeningConfiguration Review
Device and service configuration assessed against hardened baselines — firewalls, endpoints, platforms and the appliances security depends on.
- Firewall and network-device configuration review
- Operating system and service hardening
- Authentication and session settings
- Findings mapped to baseline controls
Need Security Reviews expertise? Let's talk.
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