Cybersecurity Assessment
Understand your security gaps
A focused review of security risks, existing controls, and the improvements that deserve attention first.
When this fits
A useful starting point when…
You are unsure what your current protection covers.
Leadership needs a prioritized view before investing.
Access, devices, email, or backups have not been reviewed consistently.
Scope and boundaries
Know what the work covers.
What can be included
- MFA and account access review
- Email security and phishing risk review
- Admin roles and offboarding review
- Device and endpoint security basics
- Backup and ransomware readiness review
- Plain-language priority list
Agree separately
- An assessment identifies priorities; implementation and ongoing protection are separate scope.
- It is not automatically a penetration test or incident-response engagement.
- It does not certify compliance or eliminate security risk.
How work starts
Start with a defined next step.
- 01
Review the need
Agree the systems, access, evidence, and questions to review.
- 02
Agree the scope
Assess the agreed controls and discuss risks in their business context.
- 03
Deliver and follow up
Present findings and priorities; scope remediation separately if needed.
Scope and pricing
Price the work.
Not assumptions.
Coverage and deliverables are agreed before work starts. Projects, hardware, licensing, and subscriptions are priced according to your proposal.
View PricingFactors to discuss
- Systems and users reviewed
- Evidence and access availability
- Depth of review
- Reporting and follow-up requirements
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Common questions
Before you decide.
What is included in a cybersecurity assessment?
A practical assessment can review MFA, admin access, email security, users, devices, backups, offboarding, recovery expectations, and the first response steps after a suspected incident.
Is this the same as a compliance audit?
No. OnlineV can help with practical security review and risk reduction, but legal, regulatory, or compliance obligations should be confirmed with qualified advisors.
Can you help fix issues after the assessment?
Yes. Follow-up work can be scoped as Microsoft 365 cleanup, backup planning, managed IT support, security configuration, or a focused project.
Do small businesses need a cybersecurity assessment?
Often, yes. A focused review helps avoid buying tools before basic account, email, device, backup, and access risks are understood.
Your next step
Bring the need.
We’ll help define the scope.
Start with a free 15-minute conversation about the current issue, systems, and priorities.