Security assessment
Find out how secure your business really is
You think it's probably fine, but are you sure? In a security assessment our cybersecurity specialist looks for weak spots in your website, systems and accounts, before someone with bad intentions does.
You don't get a thick report full of jargon. You get a plain-language overview: green is fine, orange could be better, red comes first. We only test what belongs to you, and only with your written permission.
When does this make sense?
- A customer or partner asks how you handle security.
- You want to prepare for NIS2.
- You're launching a new website, app or customer portal and want to know it's secure first.
- You got a strange alert or email and want to know if something is wrong.
Which assessment suits you
Vulnerability scan
A scan for known holes and outdated software. A first picture of where things could go wrong.
Penetration test
We try to get in, in a controlled way, just as an attacker would. So you know what could happen in practice.
Security audit
We go through your settings, accounts, backups and agreements. Including the non-technical side, such as who can access everything.
Phishing test
A harmless fake email to your team to see who clicks. Afterwards we explain how to spot a real one.
Report in three colours
Every item gets green, orange or red, with a plain explanation of what it is, why it matters and what to do about it.
Retest
Fixed the red items? Then we can check whether they are really closed.
What you get out of it
Knowing instead of hoping
No more guessing whether your security is in order.
A clear order
You know what comes first and what can wait. Not panic, but a list.
Something to show
A report you can share with a customer, partner or insurer who asks how you've handled it.
What it costs
The cost depends on what we test. Within one working day you get a quote with a fixed price and a fixed date. It states exactly which systems we test, and which we don't.
An assessment is a snapshot: it shows where things stand at that moment. It does not guarantee nothing will happen later. And we never test systems that don't belong to you, not even on request.
How it works
Step 1
Intake
You tell us what you have and what worries you. Together we choose the right assessment.
Step 2
Permission in writing
We record what we test, on which systems and when. No signature, no test.
Step 3
Testing
Our cybersecurity specialist carries out the assessment. Your business keeps running as normal.
Step 4
Report and walkthrough
You get the report in plain language, and we go through the red items with you.
Frequently asked questions
- Is a pentest even legal?
- Yes, when the owner gives written permission. That's why we sign off together in advance on what we test. Without that permission we do nothing.
- Could the test break something?
- No test is entirely without risk. That's why we agree in advance what is and isn't allowed, and schedule heavier tests at a time that suits you.
- Do you fix the problems too?
- We can. The report is yours, so you can also hand it to your own developer. If you want us to fix it, you get a fixed price for that first.
- How often should I have this done?
- That depends on how often things change. After a new website, app or major change is a good moment. We give you honest advice in the intake.
Want to know where you stand before someone else finds out? Request a quote.