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IT and Security Assessment

Paid, independent, and yours to keep.

A fixed-fee assessment of your network, endpoints, backups, identity and Microsoft 365 configuration, delivered as a written report ranked by business risk with a cost attached to every finding. It is a paid engagement rather than a free sales audit, which means the findings are not shaped by what we would like to sell you, and the report is yours whether or not you ever hire us again.

What is included

  • Automated vulnerability scan across the external perimeter and internal network
  • Microsoft 365 and identity configuration review against CIS benchmarks
  • Backup coverage and restore-testing verification
  • Endpoint protection, patch level and end-of-life system inventory
  • Findings ranked by business risk, each with a remediation cost
  • Plain-language executive summary a non-technical owner or board can act on

Questions people ask

Why would we pay for this when other providers give it away free?

Because a free audit is a sales document. Its job is to find things the provider sells. A paid assessment is a deliverable with our name on it that you keep and can hand to a different provider entirely. If you want a free sales conversation instead, we will happily have one, but we will not call it an assessment.

Is this a penetration test?

No, and we will not call it one. A real manual penetration test starts around $5,000 and requires specialist credentials. This is an automated vulnerability assessment with senior advisory on top. Anyone selling you a penetration test for under $4,000 is selling you a scan with a cover page.

Available across the GTA

We deliver it & security assessment on site and remotely throughout the Greater Toronto Area: North York, Scarborough, Vaughan, Toronto, Markham, Etobicoke, Richmond Hill, Mississauga.

Not sure what you actually need?

Book a 20-minute call. We will tell you plainly whether you have a problem worth paying to solve, including when the answer is that you do not.