Security assessments
We assess the systems and data your business depends on, explain the highest-priority gaps, and give your team a practical improvement plan. Add cloud, application, device, or recurring review when it changes the outcome.
The flagship assessment
Choose this when leadership needs a defensible answer to where the organization stands and the technical team needs an ordered plan.
We review external exposure, identity and access, data protection, patch and configuration health, and detection and response readiness. The assessment is sized around the systems most important to your organization.
Focused assessments
Buy a focused review when you already know which system, release, account, or suspected weakness needs attention.
Choose this when: you have added domains, remote access, vendors, acquisitions, or cloud services and are unsure what is publicly reachable.
You receive an approved asset view, exposed-service findings, ownership questions, priority risks, and corrective actions.
Choose this when: a website, portal, API, or customer application is being launched, changed, renewed, or questioned by a customer.
You receive validated findings, affected functions, business impact, safe reproduction details, and remediation guidance.
Choose this when: your business builds, buys, integrates, or depends on an Android app, iOS app, compiled application, device, or firmware image.
You receive security-relevant software identity, permissions, data-handling concerns, suspicious behavior, and follow-up recommendations.
Choose this when: an AWS environment has grown quickly, changed ownership, or needs an independent review before an audit or customer decision.
You receive a read-only inventory, high-risk access and network observations, coverage limits, and prioritized corrections.
Choose this when: a scanner, vendor, insurer, customer, or internal review raised an issue whose urgency or practical impact is uncertain.
You receive a controlled validation result, supporting evidence, impact assessment, and a clear next action.
Choose this when: your team completed remediation and needs an independent closure record for leadership, a customer, insurer, or audit file.
You receive a before-and-after result, remaining risk, closure evidence, and an updated posture summary where applicable.
Choose the engagement
Each proposal states what is included, who needs to participate, what you will receive, the schedule, and the fixed fee before work begins.
Best when the organization has never had an independent assessment, the environment has changed, or leadership needs priorities for planning, insurance, or customer conversations.
Five-area score + action planBest when a specific application, cloud account, device, public surface, reported issue, or completed fix needs specialist review.
Defined target + technical answerBest when systems change regularly and leadership wants scheduled exposure review, remediation tracking, retesting, and trend reporting.
Monthly or quarterly reviewThe number and type of systems, assessment depth, access required, operating constraints, reporting needs, and whether retesting is included.
The included systems, permitted methods, customer responsibilities, schedule, deliverables, exclusions, retest terms, and total fixed fee.
Additional testing, systems, or charges are not added without a written scope change agreed by both sides.
A single application review and a multi-location business baseline require different access, evidence, and effort. A clear fixed proposal is more useful than a misleading package price.
Common questions
No. The first step is a conversation. Any security testing requires a separate written scope and authorization from the organization that owns or controls the systems.
Yes. Baseline work includes a concise leadership view and a technical findings register. Focused reviews state their exact deliverables in the proposal.
Yes. Remediation planning, implementation support where appropriate, and post-fix verification can be included or added as a separate engagement.
No. It is a dated summary of the agreed scope across five security areas. It supports decisions but does not replace a required legal, regulatory, or framework-specific audit.
Yes. Argus Ready is the recommended baseline, but a known application, cloud, device, exposure, validation, or retest need can be scoped directly.
No. Argus Watch is a scheduled exposure, remediation, and verification service. It does not claim continuous endpoint monitoring or emergency incident response.
Talk through your priorities
Tell us what the business depends on, what changed, and what outcome you need. We will recommend a practical scope.
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