Most small businesses don't get breached by sophisticated attacks — they get caught by the basics: an unpatched system, a weak password, a backup nobody ever tested. A good assessment finds those before someone else does.
We run a practical security assessment and hand you a prioritized, plain-English report — what's exposed, why it matters, and what to fix first. No fear-selling.
What's included
A netkraft security assessment typically covers:
- External and internal vulnerability scanning
- Firewall, network, and device configuration review
- User accounts, access, and password-policy review
- Backup and recovery check — because backups you can't restore don't count
- A written report that ranks findings by real-world risk
How we approach it
We look at your environment the way an attacker would, then translate what we find into practical priorities. You get a short list of what actually matters, not a 200-page scanner dump you'll never read.
If you want, we can also fix the issues we find — but the assessment stands on its own, and you're free to take the report to anyone.
Who it's for
Businesses facing a compliance or insurance requirement, anyone who's had a scare, and owners who simply want to know where they stand before something goes wrong.
Common questions
- What's the difference between an assessment and a penetration test?
- An assessment maps and prioritizes your weaknesses broadly; a penetration test actively tries to exploit specific ones to prove impact. Most small businesses should start with an assessment. We'll tell you if a deeper test makes sense for you.
- Will the scan disrupt our day-to-day operations?
- We schedule scanning to avoid your busiest hours and use methods designed not to knock systems over. We'll agree on timing and scope with you before anything runs.
- Do we get something we can actually act on?
- Yes — a written report that ranks findings by risk with clear next steps, in language a non-technical owner can follow.
Want to talk it through?
Tell us what you’re working with and we’ll give you a straight read on cybersecurity assessment — no obligation.