A structured assessment that tells you exactly how an attacker would get into your network today. Not a generic report — a specific diagnosis of your environment.
The Reality Check examines your network the way an attacker would — looking at what's misconfigured, what's unmonitored, what's been forgotten, and what assumptions have gone unverified since your last IT setup.
At the end, you receive a specific, prioritized list of findings. Not a generic security report. A description of your actual environment and exactly what in it is exploitable right now.
You're not committing to anything beyond the assessment. We tell you what we find and you decide what to do about it.
These are anonymized examples from real assessments. The pattern is consistent: businesses that believed they were protected — and weren't.
Factory firewall settings, never reviewed. Open ports across all network segments. The client had a certificate on the wall saying they were protected.
Any customer who connected to the guest network had full visibility of the owner's computers, NAS drives, and point-of-sale system.
A terminated employee's VPN credentials worked 14 months after they left. No monitoring, no alerts, no one had checked.
Every switch, router, and camera was running factory passwords — available in the vendor's publicly downloadable manual.
The backup solution had quietly failed after a system update. In the event of ransomware, there was nothing to restore from.
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC were unconfigured. Anyone could send email impersonating the company domain to employees and clients.
If you're not sure which category you're in — that uncertainty is a signal. Businesses that genuinely know their security posture don't wonder about it.
You've probably already spent money on security. The question we get asked most is: "Was it configured correctly?" Most of the time, the honest answer is no.