Find Your Perfect Security Assessment

1. How do I know which cyber security test is right for my business?

Answer: Choosing the right test depends on factors like your industry, business size, compliance requirements, and security goals. Our quiz helps you identify the best-fit test by considering your specific needs, whether you're looking for a vulnerability scan, penetration testing, or compliance assessment ISO 27001. If you're unsure, our team is here to guide you.

2. What does a cyber security test typically include?

Answer: It depends on the type of test. A vulnerability scan identifies known security weaknesses, while penetration testing simulates real-world attacks to evaluate how vulnerable your systems are to hackers. Most tests involve reviewing system configurations, analyzing network or application security, and creating a detailed report with findings and recommendations. Each test is tailored to your specific objectives.

3. How much does a cyber security test cost?

Answer: The cost varies depending on the type of test, the complexity of your systems, and the scope of the engagement. After a scoping conversation, we'll provide a clear and customized quote.

4. How do I prepare for a scoping meeting?

Answer: A scoping meeting helps define the parameters of the cyber security test. To prepare, you'll need:

• A general understanding of your network and system architecture.
• A clear goal for the testing (e.g., compliance, vulnerability assessment, attack simulation).
• A list of systems, applications, and data you want tested.
• Knowledge of any current security policies or compliance frameworks your organization follows.

If this feels overwhelming, don't worry—we'll walk you through the process step by step.

5. How long does it take to complete a cyber security test?

Answer: The timeline for testing depends on the type and scope of the assessment. Basic vulnerability scans may take just a few hours, while a full penetration test can last a few days to weeks. Compliance assessments, like those for ISO 27001, may require several weeks of review, testing, and reporting. A detailed timeline will be provided during the scoping phase.

6. Will a cyber security test disrupt my business operations?

Answer: Most cyber security tests are designed to minimize or entirely avoid disruption to your daily operations. For example, vulnerability scans are passive and won't affect system performance. Penetration testing is more intrusive but can be scheduled during off-hours to reduce any potential impact. We'll discuss test timing and precautions in the planning stage to ensure minimal disruption.

7. What happens after the test is completed?

Answer: Once the test is completed, you'll receive a detailed report summarizing the findings, including any vulnerabilities or risks identified. The report will include clear, actionable recommendations to help you address any weaknesses and improve your overall security posture. Our team is available to explain the results and offer guidance on implementing the recommended changes.