Understand your security. Know where to start.
A clear baseline security review to help you identify weaknesses, understand your exposure and focus on the improvements that matter most. Cybergen turns technical findings into practical actions for your business.
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Know where your defences stand
Strong security starts with an honest view of what is already in place. Controls may have developed around individual projects, suppliers or urgent fixes, leaving gaps that are difficult to see from day-to-day operations.
Our Cyber Security Review gives you a structured starting point. We assess agreed areas of your environment, review how essential controls operate and explain where weaknesses could affect your people, information and services. You receive clear priorities that reflect your business context, rather than a long list of disconnected recommendations.
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How confident are you in your baseline?
Six quick questions, one for each area we review. Nothing is sent or stored.
Six areas. One clear baseline.
Asset and exposure visibility
Review how devices, applications, cloud services and important information are identified and owned. Establish where visibility is incomplete and which externally accessible services need closer attention.
Identity and access
Review account administration, multi-factor authentication, privileged access and joiner, mover and leaver processes. Identify unnecessary access and weaknesses that could make account compromise more damaging.
Secure configuration and updates
Assess selected endpoint, server, network and cloud configuration practices. Review how updates and known vulnerabilities are managed, including unsupported systems and recurring exceptions.
Email and user protection
Examine the controls and working practices that help protect staff from malicious messages, unsafe sharing and credential theft. Review how users report concerns and receive support.
Monitoring and incident readiness
Review available security logging, alert ownership and response arrangements. Establish whether the right people would recognise an incident and know how to escalate it.
Backup and recovery
Review backup coverage, access controls and evidence of recovery testing for agreed services. Identify assumptions about restoration that need to be tested before an outage.
From findings to a plan people own
- An executive summary explaining the most important exposures and business implications.
- A baseline findings register with evidence, affected areas and prioritised actions.
- A practical improvement plan distinguishing immediate actions from longer-term work.
- A findings workshop to agree owners, dependencies and next steps.
Four steps to a clear next move
Scope
Agree the business priorities, systems and review boundaries.
Review
Combine stakeholder discussions, documentation and agreed configuration evidence.
Prioritise
Evaluate findings against likely impact, exposure and practical remediation needs.
Plan
Present a clear action plan and identify where deeper assessment would add value.
The right check for the question you have
Cyber Security Review
Broad baseline of essential controls, with practical priorities.
This servicePenetration testing
Actively tests agreed systems for exploitable weaknesses.
CREST penetration testingMaturity assessment
How consistently capabilities are governed and improved against a framework and target state.
Risk and maturity assessmentsIs this a penetration test?
No. This is a broad review of essential security controls. Penetration testing actively tests agreed systems for exploitable weaknesses and can be commissioned separately where the review identifies a need.
Is this the same as a maturity assessment?
The review establishes a practical baseline of core controls. A maturity assessment examines how consistently security capabilities are governed, delivered and improved against an agreed framework and target state.
Do we need a large internal security team?
No. We work with the people who understand your business and technology, including your IT provider where appropriate. The review scope reflects your size, complexity and priorities.
Start with a clear security baseline.
Talk to Cybergen about your current concerns and the systems you depend on. We will help define a review that gives you practical answers and a clear next step.
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