OPSEC Audit

Audit how work really works

OPSEC Audit is a comprehensive review of people, process, and tooling across identity, email, endpoints, cloud, and comms. You get a clear gap analysis and a staged remediation plan.

How we run an OpSec audit

Interview sessions

Interview sessions

We start with live interviews of your key people to map crown jewels, critical processes, and real risk areas. We watch how work actually happens—on calls, in tools, and on the floor—not just how it’s documented. We observe, ask, and verify before we prescribe.

  • Identify crown jewels and dependencies.
  • Trace day-to-day workflows with doers (not just owners).
  • Compare “written” vs “real” procedures to surface gaps.
On-Site Deep-Dive

On-Site Deep-Dive

In-person observation of day-to-day operations to uncover hidden vulnerabilities and implement fixes on the spot, with immediate validation.

Threat Modeling

Threat Modeling

Understand how your business runs, what’s mission-critical, and who could threaten it. We convert that into a tailored threat model and prioritized, measurable mitigations.

OSINT Exposure Review

OSINT Exposure Review

We identify what attackers can learn from public sources—exec exposure, credential leaks, metadata, and social signals—and show you how to reduce that footprint.

Privileged Access and Admin Controls Review

Privileged Access and Admin Controls Review

We harden admins, service accounts, and break-glass paths: enforce MFA, least privilege, auditable changes, and resilient recovery procedures—without slowing the business.

Key outcomes you get:

Incident Readiness & Playbooks

Practical playbooks, comms templates, and tabletop drills so everyone knows what to do in the first hour. Faster, clearer decisions; fewer mistakes.

Hands-On Hardening Sessions

We work directly with your team to configure critical controls (SSO/MFA, email security, EDR, PAM, vaults, backups) and verify they actually block common attack paths.

Security Awareness Training

Attack-driven, role-based sessions grounded in real incidents. Teams learn to recognize and respond to phishing, social engineering, and everyday operational risks.