Vulnerability Assessment for SMBs
Your network, servers, workstations, cloud — each can contain vulnerabilities you can't see. An attacker is actively looking for them.
What the assessment covers
The assessment analyzes your entire technical environment: servers, workstations, databases, network equipment (internal, external, wireless, VoIP), web applications, cloud environments, operational technology (OT), connected devices (xIoT), industrial systems (ICS/SCADA), firewalls, and dark web monitoring. Our assessments rely on SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified technology.
Step 1 — Information gathering
You fill out a form describing your infrastructure: number of workstations, servers, virtual machines, email accounts, environment type (Hyper-V, VMware, Azure, Google), internal and public IP addresses. This allows us to calibrate the assessment to your reality.
Step 2 — Probe installation
We install a probe — physical or virtual machine — on your main server. No software to deploy on employee workstations, no disruption to operations.
Step 3 — Assessment execution
We schedule the date and time together. The internal scan takes 2 to 3 hours on average. The external scan takes approximately 24 hours. Your team can continue working normally throughout.
Step 4 — Report writing
Within 72 hours after the scan, your report is ready. This is not an auto-generated 200-page document nobody reads. It's a report written by an expert, with an executive view for management and technical detail for your IT team or provider.
Step 5 — Results presentation
We present the results in person or remotely. Each vulnerability is explained with its real risk level for your business. You leave with an action list in three levels: urgent fixes, important improvements, and optimizations.
What comes next?
The engagement ends at report delivery. But security is an ongoing process. We recommend running another assessment several months later to measure progress. If you need help implementing fixes, our strategic advisory service is there for that.
Who is this for?
SMBs that want to know their real level of exposure. Whether you have an internal IT team or an external provider, the assessment gives you a factual basis for decision-making. It's also useful for responding to insurer, client, or partner requests.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the full process take?
Does the assessment disrupt operations?
We don't have an internal IT team — is that a problem?
Can this be used for our cyber insurance?
What's the difference with a penetration test?
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Want to know where your vulnerabilities are? Contact us to schedule your assessment.