Most organizations cannot answer three questions about their own network: what is actually connected to it, which of those things is exposed, and which exposure to deal with first. The assessment answers all three and puts the answers in writing.
Fill in the form and a security and compliance specialist will contact you to schedule it. No obligation, and the findings are yours whether or not you work with us.
The assessment produces findings, not a price. Pricing follows a separate discovery conversation and is presented in a proposal.
A network accumulates. Somebody adds a device, an account gets created for a contractor who left two years ago, a firewall rule opens for a project that finished. None of it is written down anywhere, and none of it announces itself.
A risk assessment is the exercise of writing it down. WheelHouse IT security and compliance specialists evaluate your infrastructure without disrupting it, identify what is exposed, and deliver a report of what to do about it in what order.
It is an assessment rather than an audit. An audit is a formal examination against a standard, with a defined scope and an opinion at the end. This is the step before that: the picture you need in order to know whether you would pass one. Read more about managed cybersecurity services.
Three things tend to be true at once in an environment nobody has assessed recently. Access outlives the people it was created for. Segmentation that was never designed keeps one compromised machine from being contained. And the tooling that would catch it is either absent or generating alerts nobody reads.
Each has a control that addresses it: access tied to the role and closed on departure, network segmentation, and monitoring that escalates to a person. The assessment tells you which of the three you actually have a gap in, rather than selling you all three.
That is also the answer to a cyber insurance renewal or a client security questionnaire. Both ask what controls you run. Answering from a document beats answering from memory, and overstating a control on a renewal form is worse than disclosing a gap, because the policy is written against the answer you gave. Read more about security and compliance.
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1. We call to schedule. A security and compliance specialist contacts you to agree a time and confirm what access the assessment needs.
2. We run the assessment. It is non-invasive and does not interrupt the working day.
3. You get the findings in writing. The report is yours. If you want to talk about what it found, we will. If you do not, the report still stands.
WheelHouse IT has completed a SOC 2 Type 1 examination, audited against AICPA standards by an independent CPA firm, so the controls behind this work have been examined by an outsider rather than described by us.
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