Find out where you stand, at no cost
A confidential 30‑minute call with a security engineer, followed by a written summary of your external exposure and the first three things we would fix.
The free security assessment is a conversation with a security engineer, followed by a written summary. We look at what an outsider can see of your company from the internet and explain what it means in business terms.
You receive your first three priorities in the written summary. Many organizations have never seen their own exposure from the outside, and the first look is often enough to change the order in which they spend their security budget.
The review uses information an outsider can already see: the domain names and mail settings that identify your company, the services your network exposes to the internet, and the accounts and technology a visitor can discover without logging in. We do not test your systems beyond that without a written agreement that defines what is in scope.
The call itself is practical. We ask how many people you have, which systems you rely on and which rules apply to you, such as SEC, FINRA, HIPAA or client contract terms. The written summary then separates what is urgent from what can wait, in language an executive or a board can use, and lists the first three actions in order. If you want more, the natural next step is a penetration test, but that is your decision.
If you use Microsoft Copilot or plan to, the assessment includes a Copilot readiness look: which files, mailboxes and sites the assistant could reach for each user, and where oversharing needs fixing first. It ends with a remediation plan, and our team can carry it out. It is still free. Companies that run their own AI agents can continue to an Agent Security Review.
What you receive
- A review of your internet-facing exposure
- A plain-language summary for leadership
- Your first three priorities
- No obligation
Frequently asked questions
Direct answers to the questions we hear most. Something else on your mind?
Send us a messageWhat is included in the free security assessment?
A confidential 30-minute call with a security engineer, then a written summary of your external exposure and your first three priorities. The call covers your size, systems and regulatory obligations. It is a first look from the outside, not a full penetration test.
Is it really free?
Yes. There is no obligation.
Do you need access to our systems?
No. The assessment looks at your internet-facing exposure and what you tell us.
Who will I talk to?
A senior security engineer from our team. They will ask about your business, your systems and what you worry about most. You do not need to prepare anything technical.
How long until I get the summary?
We agree a date on the call, based on what we find. The summary is written in plain language and lists your first three priorities. If you have questions after reading it, we will go through it with you.
Is the information confidential?
Yes. The call and summary are confidential.
What happens after the assessment?
You decide. We can propose next steps, such as a penetration test, but you are under no obligation.