Cybersecurity

Know which security problems actually matter

We test your systems, confirm what a real attacker could do, and give you a short list in the order you should fix it.

Why this matters

A long report is not the same as a useful one

Most companies are not short of security warnings. They are short of a clear answer to one question: which of these actually matter?

Scanning software finds hundreds of possible issues. Many are false alarms. Some cannot be reached from outside. A few are serious.

We check each one by hand, throw out the noise, and rank what is left by the damage it could do to your business.

What we do not do. We test and advise. We do not run 24/7 monitoring, a security operations centre, or managed threat detection, and we do not issue certificates.
What we do

Our cybersecurity services

01

Security Testing (VAPT)

We try to break into your systems the way a real attacker would, with permission and under agreed rules. Software finds possible weak points. People confirm which ones actually work.

Typical deliverables: A list of confirmed problems, proof of each one, and how to fix them.
02

Security Audits

We check your security rules, processes and controls against the standard that applies to you, and tell you where you stand.

Typical deliverables: A gap report by area, and a fix-it plan in priority order.
03

Network Checks

We look at how your network is built and how well it is divided up. The key question is what an attacker could reach once they are inside.

Typical deliverables: A review of your network design, firewall settings and how far an attacker could move.
04

Cloud Checks

We review your cloud setup: who has access to what, what is left switched on by default, and whether anything is exposed to the internet by mistake.

Typical deliverables: Findings by service, a review of user permissions, and settings to change.
05

Website and App Testing

We test your websites and mobile apps for the problems attackers look for, including logins, permissions and data handling.

Typical deliverables: Findings for each app, steps to repeat the problem, and fixes written for developers.
06

Making Systems Harder to Attack

Practical advice on settings and design changes that reduce risk, written so your own team can carry them out.

Typical deliverables: Recommended settings, design notes, and an improvement plan.
07

Risk and Compliance Help

Help getting ready for standards such as ISO 27001 and NIST CSF. We prepare you for the assessment. We do not issue the certificate.

Typical deliverables: A risk assessment, a readiness report, and a checklist of evidence you will need.
08

Incident Response Readiness

We check whether your plan for a security incident would actually work, by running a practice scenario with your team.

Typical deliverables: A readiness report, a practice exercise, and improved step-by-step plans.
How it works

Six steps

Every step is agreed in writing first. You always know what will be tested, by whom, and what you will get.

1. Agree the scope

We write down exactly what will be tested, when, how, and who to contact if anything goes wrong.

2. Test

Software gives us wide coverage. People then check by hand what is really exploitable.

3. Confirm

We remove false alarms before you see the report. You never get a raw tool export.

4. Report

A short summary for your directors and full technical detail for your engineers.

5. Help you fix

A working session on what to do first, including quick stop-gaps while a proper fix is planned.

6. Test again

If agreed, we re-test the fixes and confirm in writing which problems are closed.

What you get

Your report

A short summary

Where you stand, in plain language, short enough for a board meeting.

The technical detail

Each problem with proof, the systems affected, and how serious it is for you.

A fix-it plan

What to do, in what order, split into quick wins and bigger jobs.

A re-test

If agreed, written confirmation of which problems are now closed.

Questions

Common questions

No. Audemus does not offer round-the-clock monitoring, a security operations centre, or managed threat detection. We do testing, checks and advice. If constant monitoring is what you need, we will say so and help you find it, but we will not sell you something we do not run.

A test shows what an attacker could actually do. An audit shows whether your rules and processes meet a standard. You can pass an audit and still be easy to break into, which is why many companies do both.

We agree in writing what we will test, when, how, and who to call if something behaves oddly. Testing on live systems is done carefully and only with your permission.

Yes, if you ask for it when we agree the work. We prefer to include it. A report that is never checked again only tells you what was true on one day.

No, and no one who also advises you should. Certificates come from an approved certification body. We get you ready for them.

By how easy a problem is to exploit and how much harm it would cause, together. A medium problem on a system holding your most important data beats a high problem on a spare test machine. The report explains the reasoning each time.

Tell us what you want tested

Not sure whether you need a test, an audit or a cloud review? Describe the situation and we will advise before quoting.