IT Risk & Security Audit for B2B
See where your data, access, and systems put the business at risk. A focused review scaled to a small company, not an enterprise compliance framework.
What the IT Risk Audit Covers
Account & access review
Who has access to what, where are shared credentials, and what happens when someone leaves.
Data handling risks
How sensitive data moves between tools, who can export it, and where it is stored.
Single points of failure
The systems, accounts, and people that would halt operations if unavailable.
Backup & recovery
Whether critical data and configurations can be restored, and how long that takes.
Vendor & integration risk
Third-party tools with broad access, outdated integrations, and shadow IT.
Compliance readiness
Basic posture review against SOC 2, GDPR, or industry requirements relevant to your business.
Audit Output
Risk register with severity ratings
Prioritized fix list (effort vs. impact)
Access matrix (who has access to what)
Single points of failure map
90-day remediation roadmap
Who This Audit Is For
B2B companies with 25-250 employees that have grown faster than their IT controls. You have SaaS tools, remote team members, integrations, and data flowing between systems - but no dedicated security team reviewing it.
This is not a penetration test or a compliance certification. It is a practical, plain-language review of where your business is exposed and what to fix first.
Pricing
From $2,100
IT Risk & Security audits start from $2,100 for a lean 25-50 person team. The exact scope is set by the free diagnostic.
Timeline: 1-3 weeks depending on the number of systems, integrations, and team members.
IT Security Audit FAQ
No. This is an operational risk review focused on access, data handling, and failure points - not a technical exploitation test. If you need a pen test, we can recommend a partner.
We review your posture against frameworks like SOC 2 or GDPR, but we do not issue certifications. The audit output helps you prepare for a formal certification process.
For the initial diagnostic, no access is needed. For the full audit, we request read-only access to admin consoles, user lists, and integration settings. We never request write access.
At minimum annually, or after major changes: new tools, team restructuring, M&A, or a security incident.
Review Your IT Risk
Access, data handling, failure points. One focused review.