When this assessment helps
Organizations reviewing internet exposure, remote access, or whether an internal foothold could reach sensitive systems.
What we assess
- External services within approved IP ranges and domains.
- Internal network segmentation and access between agreed zones.
- Authentication and remote-access configurations.
- Validated vulnerability paths and affected systems, with operational impact considered.
How the assessment works
We inventory reachable services, prioritize likely weaknesses, validate agreed attack paths, and document practical containment and remediation steps. Disruptive testing requires separate explicit approval.
What to prepare
Supply asset ranges, ownership confirmation, network diagrams where available, permitted source addresses, and escalation contacts. Internal testing requires an agreed VPN, onsite arrangement, or other approved access.
What you receive
- An executive summary describing business impact and priorities.
- Technical findings with evidence, affected scope, remediation guidance, and stated limitations.
- A review of findings with your team. Retest coverage and timing are agreed in the proposal.
Pricing and scheduling
The quote depends on number of assets, internal and external scope, network segmentation, access arrangements, and testing windows.
Testing dates and estimated duration are confirmed after scope and access are agreed. Send a target date when requesting a proposal.
Will testing interrupt operations?
We agree on intensity limits, stop conditions, and escalation contacts before testing. Some techniques carry operational risk; those techniques must be specifically approved.
Georgia coverage and remote engagements
Serving Georgia organizations, including Atlanta, Decatur, Macon, and Middle Georgia. Remote work and any onsite access are agreed during scoping; a listed service area does not imply an office in that city.
Authorization and reporting
Testing begins under a signed scope and rules of engagement. We agree on targets, data handling, escalation contacts, and stop conditions before work starts.
Read the illustrative assessment report to see how evidence, risk, remediation, and retest status can be presented.