Find the cyber risks
most likely to hurt the business
A cyber risk assessment gives leadership a clear view of where the business is exposed, what the likely impact is and what should be fixed first. Built for decision-makers who need clarity, not a technical report they can't use.
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Built for leadership, not the IT team
Most cyber risk reports get written for the IT team. Long technical lists, dense scoring matrices, recommendations that sit in a folder and never get actioned. That doesn't work for the people running the business.
We focus on the gaps that actually matter to the business: where customer data sits, who has access to what, what would break if Microsoft 365 went down, where suppliers create risk. The technical depth is there if you need it, but the headline is always the business risk and what needs deciding.
Cyber risk, written for leadership
What you get
Each assessment covers four areas. You get one document at the end: a leadership-level view of where the risk sits, what could happen and what needs deciding first.
Risk summary
A leadership-level view of the main risks, business impact and priority order.
Microsoft 365 and identity review
A check of access, accounts, email, device controls and common misconfigurations.
Incident readiness review
A view of whether the business knows who acts, who decides and how communication works during an incident.
Prioritised plan
A short list of fixes by urgency, effort and risk reduction.
Talk through where the risk sits
Book a Technology Strategy Call. 15 minutes to discuss what you've already covered and whether a full cyber risk assessment is the right next step. No audit, no proposal, no pressure.