Risk Assessment & Security Architecture
You can't defend what you haven't mapped. We give you an honest, business-ranked picture of your risk — then help you design an architecture where the important things are hard to break.
Capabilities
Enterprise security risk assessments
Asset-based risk assessment mapped to business impact, with a register your leadership can actually use.
Security architecture reviews
Design-level review of networks, applications and cloud estates against current threat patterns.
Threat modeling
Structured STRIDE/attack-path analysis for critical systems and new products, before attackers do it for you.
Third-party & vendor risk management
Tiered vendor assessment programs that focus effort on the vendors that can actually hurt you.
Zero Trust roadmaps
Practical, phased Zero Trust adoption — identity-first, without ripping out everything you own.
Business continuity & disaster recovery
BIA, RTO/RPO definition, DR strategy and tabletop exercises that find gaps before an outage does.
Our approach
- Rank risk by business impact, not CVSS scores alone — a medium on a crown-jewel system beats a critical on a sandbox.
- Assess against how attackers actually move: identity, misconfigurations and trust relationships, not just missing patches.
- Deliver a roadmap with owners, effort estimates and sequencing — not a 60-page PDF of findings.
- Re-assess on a cadence so the register reflects today's business, not last year's.
Frameworks & references
Not sure where to start? A 30-minute scoping call is free, useful, and pressure-free.
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How is this different from a VAPT?
A pentest finds exploitable weaknesses in specific targets. A risk assessment maps your whole exposure — including process, people and vendor risk — and tells you where testing and investment matter most.
How often should we run a risk assessment?
Annually as a baseline, plus after material changes: new products, M&A, major cloud migrations or regulatory shifts.