Cybersecurity audit.
We review your security policies, technical controls and day-to-day operations against a recognised framework and report where the gaps are.
Check that security works in practice, not just on paper.
Management needs an independent view of how well security is governed and operated, and of whether documented controls are actually followed.
A cybersecurity audit covers people and processes as well as technology: policies, access management, change management, logging and monitoring, backup, incident response and awareness. It is usually measured against ISO/IEC 27001, the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0, the CIS Critical Security Controls or a regulator’s requirements.
Why Cybersecurity audit matters
- Independent view An objective assessment for management and the board.
- Policy versus practice Checks that documented controls are actually followed.
- Risk-based priorities Findings ranked by business risk.
- Budget focus Spend security budget where it reduces the most risk.
How we deliver Cybersecurity audit
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Step 1: Scope and criteria
Agree the systems, sites and reference framework for the audit.
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Step 2: Architecture review
Map networks, endpoints, cloud services and internet-facing assets.
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Step 3: Policy review
Compare documented policies with how work is actually done.
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Step 4: Control testing
Test access, change, logging, backup and incident response controls.
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Step 5: Technical checks
Run scans and configuration checks on a sample of systems.
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Step 6: Reporting
Present risk-ranked findings and a remediation plan to management.
Trusted by
- Kavayah Cloud LLC.
- VirtueServe R&D Pvt. Ltd.
- Middleware Lab Inc.
- York IE Inc.
- Davinci Inc.
- Therapz Inc.
- Clouds Analytics Inc.
- RedKite Network LLP
- Yuva Infocare Pvt. Ltd.
- Fidelity Life Science
- Safebooks Global Pvt. Ltd.
- Xenett
- Cyfonix Pvt. Ltd.
- Interstride
- Symbion Coding Inc.