Understand the risk before an attacker does.

CDS offers consultative and assessment services that evaluate your security posture, identifying vulnerabilities, weaknesses and gaps, addressing compliance and helping you manage risk with clear remediation guidance.

How it works Concept model
1 2 3
  1. 01 · Assess Review architecture and test Architecture · VA · pen test
  2. 02 · Analyse Rank vulnerabilities and risk Policy · risk · compliance
  3. 03 · Remediate Recommend and follow up Guidance · re-test

A conceptual sequence used to explain the service, not a customer deployment.

What it is

A consultative security assessment that evaluates and analyses the security posture of a network to identify vulnerabilities, weaknesses and potential risks, helping manage risk, address compliance and close critical gaps.

  1. 01

    Security architecture review

  2. 02

    Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing

  3. 03

    Wireless security assessment and policy review

  4. 04

    Risk analysis, remediation and post-assessment follow-up

Who it is for

Compliance obligations

Organisations that must demonstrate a controlled security posture.

After significant change

Environments that have changed and need re-validation.

Unclear exposure

Teams that need an independent view of vulnerabilities and risk.

What you get

Visibility

A clear picture of vulnerabilities, weaknesses and exposure.

Prioritisation

Risks ranked so the most important issues are addressed first.

Compliance support

Findings that help address policy and compliance requirements.

A path forward

Remediation recommendations and post-assessment follow-up.

How we deliver it

  1. Step 1

    Scope

    Agree the assessment scope across architecture, network and wireless.

  2. Step 2

    Assess

    Review architecture, run vulnerability assessment and penetration testing.

  3. Step 3

    Analyse

    Review policies and procedures and perform risk analysis.

  4. Step 4

    Remediate

    Provide remediation recommendations and post-assessment follow-up.

Questions about this service

How often should a security assessment be performed?

Regularly, and after any significant change to the network infrastructure, to ensure the security posture stays current as the environment evolves.

What does the assessment produce?

Findings across architecture, vulnerabilities, policy and risk, with prioritised remediation recommendations and post-assessment follow-up.

Get started on your security posture.

Describe the environment and what you need to establish. CDS scopes the assessment around the requirement.