Information Security Audit

The scope is agreed before testing starts. The list above describes the control areas an audit can cover; the final scope statement records the business processes, systems, applications, infrastructure, data flows, third parties and locations included in your engagement.

Yes. You receive a findings register with risk ratings, evidence references, recommendations and a prioritized remediation roadmap, so findings lead to remediation decisions rather than observations alone.

Each finding contains a unique identifier, title, description, affected asset or process, evidence, the control objective or assessment criterion, a risk statement, business and technical impact, a recommendation, an owner, a target date and a status.

Scope drives effort. Describe your environment and objective in the assessment request and we will review the information and issue a scope-based proposal.

We collect and retain only what is necessary for the engagement. Public forms must not be used for cardholder data, passwords, private keys, API secrets or production credentials; sensitive evidence is exchanged only through an approved secure channel after the engagement process begins.

Yes. An internal quality review is performed before the report is delivered to the client.