Understand your security coverage
Executive findings summary
The executive summary explains what the reviewed evidence supports, where questions remain, and which findings require a leadership decision.
Independent security review
You pay for IT. Is your security covered?
Know what the records show about your security, where the gaps are, and who needs to act.
The Security Reality Check compares service commitments, configuration exports, and operational records. An independent, fixed-fee review for in-house IT, outside providers, or both.
For owners and leaders responsible for sensitive information, payments, or reliable operations. Explore law-firm use cases.
See the full scope and deliverables
See the evidence we check. Credentials shared under mutual NDA before you agree to scope or fee.
What you receive
Evidence, ownership, and next steps.
Your written report identifies gaps, assigns next steps, and sets priorities. We walk through it with leadership.
Know who needs to act
Security confidence scorecard
The scorecard brings together domain ratings, control ownership, and immediate actions. Missing ownership and insufficient evidence are clearly identified.
Set priorities for the next 90 days
30/60/90-day roadmap
The roadmap gives leadership and your IT team or provider a shared action plan, with priorities, owners, and the evidence needed to show progress.
From the sample report
What a finding looks like
See how the report turns records into a clear concern, an action, and an owner. Illustrative example, not a client finding.
How we check the evidence- Domain
- Backup & Recovery
- Status
- Critical Gap
The backups ran. Recovery was unproven.
Nightly backup records showed successful jobs. But the system administrator account could also delete the backup copies, and no recovery-test record was supplied.
- Responsible
- IT provider
- Approval
- Managing partner
From findings to action
Put the findings to work with your IT team.
Clear responsibilities help leadership and providers agree what is covered, what needs funding, and which actions come next.
A fair review of the evidence
Your team and participating providers can explain the records, supply missing evidence, and correct factual errors before the report is final. Missing records and material disagreements are stated in the report.
Help following through, if you need it
Use the roadmap with your own team or provider. If you want help tracking actions and reporting closure evidence, we can scope remediation oversight separately. Ongoing security leadership is also available on retainer.
The report is yours whether or not further work follows. Oversight reports progress; we do not assess work we planned or supported. Our independence commitments.
For law firms
Client information, payment instructions, and the IT your firm relies on.
Explore the review through law-firm decisions: renewing a provider, handling changes to trust-account instructions, recovering systems for client work, changing access to email and files, or introducing an AI tool.
For your organization
The general review is available to professional practices, service businesses, nonprofits, schools, and other organizations responsible for sensitive information, payments, or reliable operations.
A useful first step
Not sure where to start? Try the checklist.
The free Security Reality Snapshot is a 15-question checklist covering responsibilities, access, and recovery. Use it to identify what you know, what you need to ask, and where to start.
No email is required. Read it online or print it to work through with your IT team or provider.
Get a clear view of your security
Tell us about the concern or decision that prompted your interest. We reply within two business days to arrange a free 30-minute scoping call, or to scope by email if you prefer. You get a written fixed-fee quote before any work starts.
Request a scoping call