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Having security tools in place does not tell you whether they are configured well or where gaps remain. Axelris Technologies reviews the agreed areas of your environment and provides findings to help you decide what to address.
The scope sets out which systems and controls will be examined. Review areas can include:
Examine agreed network controls and endpoint protection for weaknesses.
Review cloud configurations and access risks within the systems in scope.
Check agreed policies and security requirements against the practices being reviewed.
Consider security-awareness risks and the plans used to respond to incidents.
Receive a findings report with prioritized recommendations. Use it to plan remediation and assign the work to the right people. Agree on the reporting detail and how the results will be reviewed with your team before the assessment starts.
The findings relate to the agreed scope and the evidence available. A review cannot establish that every weakness has been found.
Discuss the systems involved and the access needed. Where technical testing is proposed, agree on its boundaries and timing before it begins. Establish who approves any changes and what follow-up is included.
FAQ
Only if it is included in your proposal. Penetration testing needs agreed targets and permission to test.
That depends on the checks being performed. Identify production dependencies and agree on testing arrangements before work starts.
Your team can handle the fixes, or you can discuss implementation support with Axelris Technologies. Agree on any later retest when planning that work.
No. Findings can inform security improvements, but the report is not a certification or a guarantee that every applicable requirement has been met.
Improve the Security Tools Already in Place
Review how your existing security tools are configured and where they could work better together. Discuss the improvements you need and the support required to make them.
Describe the systems or concern you want assessed. We can discuss the review needed and what the findings should help you decide.