Who can access important systems?
We review account settings, administrator access and authentication controls in the agreed systems.
THE INITIAL SECURITY REVIEW
Know where you stand. Decide what comes next.
A focused review helps you understand your current security setup and decide what needs attention first. You receive clearly explained findings and a practical action plan.
Discuss your reviewWe agree the work and fees before the review begins. The first conversation helps define a suitable scope.
CybertillaClear findings. Practical steps.
01Environment and protection
02Priority findings
03Response responsibilities
04Recommended improvements
Example report contents
View the sample reviewStart with the questions that matter.
A review can focus on specific concerns. We agree which questions it should answer and which systems are included.
Who checks security alerts?
Clarify which records are available, who reviews them and how findings reach the right person.
Who decides what happens in an incident?
Check the contacts, responsibilities and authority your team will rely on.
What you receive
A defined scope. Practical recommendations.
We agree which systems and controls to examine, the information we need and the people who should be involved. We then assess the agreed areas and explain the findings in the context of your business.
01
Overview of your environment
The devices, accounts, systems and existing protections included in the review.
02
Prioritised findings
The gaps identified, why they matter and which improvements should come first.
03
Monitoring and response responsibilities
Which alerts are reviewed, who receives them and who can authorise or carry out response actions.
04
Recommended action plan
Recommended improvements, proposed responsibilities and options for further support.
From the first conversation to a prioritised plan.
- 01
Understand your priorities
Identify the concerns, business systems and decisions the review should help with.
- 02
Confirm scope and fees
Set out the included work, access requirements, responsibilities and price.
- 03
Review the agreed areas
Examine the available information and clarify findings with your IT team.
- 04
Discuss the next steps
Present priorities, explain the recommendations and agree any further work separately.
SCOPE AND FEES
Understand the work before you commission it.
Your proposal sets out the included work, deliverables and fee. The review can be commissioned on its own, with further work agreed separately.
- Systems and areas
- The number and types of systems, accounts and controls included in the review.
- Available information
- The settings, records and documentation available, and the discussions needed with your IT team.
- Depth and follow-up
- The questions to investigate, the level of detail required and any follow-up included in the proposal.
Configuration changes, software licences, specialist testing and ongoing monitoring are priced separately unless expressly included.
Know what you are commissioning.
01
The review
A defined assessment and recommendations for the areas agreed in the proposal.
02
Further implementation
Configuration changes, additional tools and ongoing monitoring are scoped and priced separately unless expressly included in the proposal.
03
Specialist testing
Penetration testing and other intrusive work require explicit permission and a separate scope.
A few practical questions
What determines the review fee?
The fee depends on the systems and controls included, the information available and the depth of the review. We agree the scope, deliverables and price before work begins. Any additional work requires a separate agreement.
What happens after the first review?
You receive the findings and recommended priorities. You can use them with your existing IT team or discuss implementation and ongoing monitoring with Cybertilla. Any further work is agreed separately.
What do you need from us to get started?
A brief description of your business, approximate team size, main systems and the issue you want to address. The first enquiry does not require passwords, access keys or sensitive information about an incident.
LET’S FIND A STARTING POINT
Let’s discuss your security needs.
Tell us about your systems, existing IT support and the concern you want to address. We’ll discuss a suitable scope of work.