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Cybersecurity Audit Services

We’ll assess how effectively your digital security system is set up, identify gaps, and help improve your protection.
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PROFESSIONAL SECURITY ASSESSMENT FOR YOUR BUSINESS

What is a cybersecurity audit?

A cybersecurity audit is a structured review of how a company's digital assets and processes are protected. It helps identify security gaps and determine how to strengthen security.

During the audit, we analyze both technical systems and their settings, as well as how the organization manages security: who has access, which policies are in place, and whether they are followed in practice.

  • What we check during an audit

    We analyze digital systems and processes: cloud infrastructure and servers, access rights, data protection, internal policies, monitoring, and response to attacks. You and our team determine the scope before work begins.

  • Why businesses need a cybersecurity audit

    We identify gaps in protection and ineffective controls. This gives you an understanding of how to strengthen cybersecurity, helps you prepare for a compliance assessment, and meet partners’ requirements.

  • Who our service is for

    We work with companies of different sizes and across industries, from technology startups to large organizations with complex digital infrastructure. We adjust the work to fit each client’s priorities and circumstances.
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cybersecurity certifications
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PREVENTION INSTEAD OF DEALING WITH THE CONSEQUENCES

When a cybersecurity audit is needed

Systems and processes are constantly changing, and new risks emerge with them. That is why additional security assessments may sometimes be needed between scheduled audits.

How often should you conduct a cybersecurity audit? There is no universal schedule: it depends on the scale and complexity of your infrastructure, how quickly it evolves, and your level of risk.

  • New security requirements entering a new market, a major deal, or a partner’s requirements may call for an up-to-date picture of your security posture.
  • Changes in infrastructure cloud migration, new services, or new contractors are reasons to check whether security gaps have emerged.
  • Incidents and new risks after an incident or when doubts arise about the reliability of your security, an audit helps identify the changes needed.
  • When was the last time you checked your cybersecurity?
    Contact us, and we’ll check for gaps in your cybersecurity.
What a cybersecurity audit gives your business
THE PRACTICAL VALUE OF DATAMI’S SERVICES

What a cybersecurity audit gives your business

The results of our audit help you move from isolated cybersecurity measures to a structured approach: instead of spending resources on every issue at once, you can focus on what truly needs attention.

The auditors’ findings provide a basis for informed decisions about protecting your systems and data.

When you order a cybersecurity audit from Datami, you receive:

  1. An objective picture of your cybersecurity posture. The audit results show how effectively your current protections work.
  2. Prioritized risks. We assess each issue by severity, so you can immediately see what needs to be addressed first.
  3. Practical recommendations. For every shortcoming, we provide remediation instructions tailored to your infrastructure.
  4. A clear business case for management. A brief summary without jargon helps justify costs and secure approval for changes.
  5. Evidence for external parties. The results may be useful for compliance assessments and meeting partners’ requirements.
TWO LEVELS OF DETAIL: FOR MANAGEMENT AND ENGINEERS

Cybersecurity audit report

After the audit, you receive a final report documenting the results, what we assessed, and how we assessed it. We also include recommendations for addressing the gaps identified. We structure the information at two levels of detail: the overall findings help management make decisions, while the technical data helps the team plan the next steps. This document will help improve your company’s cybersecurity and may be useful when preparing for partner and compliance reviews.

Cybersecurity audit report

View the final document to see how we record the criteria, evidence, and assessment results.
HOW DATAMI ASSESSES YOUR DIGITAL SYSTEMS

Cybersecurity audit process

First, we work with the client to define the scope, critical systems, and restrictions for the production environment. We then obtain documentation, access lists, and logs.

The project consists of three main stages:

Based on the scope of the assessment and the specifics of the project, we select the criteria, methodologies, standards, and tools. We use both manual and automated methods.

Black-box

1. Audit preparation

We clarify the goals and define the assessment targets, scope, and criteria. We agree on access, methods, and the work plan.
Gray-box

2. Assessment and analysis

We assess systems, processes, and controls within the agreed scope. We analyze the results and document the gaps identified.
White-box

3. Findings and reporting

We assess risks, set priorities, and develop recommendations. We prepare a report and discuss the results with your team.

WHAT OUR SERVICES ARE BUILT ON

Cybersecurity Audit Methodologies and Tools

Our team uses automated and manual assessment methods. We select methodologies, standards, and tools based on the assets, objectives, and scope of each project.
Guidelines for assessing the security of web applications and their configurations.
Guidelines for assessing the security of web applications and their configurations.
A framework for assessing the management of IT processes, controls, and risks.
A framework for assessing the management of IT processes, controls, and risks.
Methods for collecting and analyzing publicly available information about a company.
Methods for collecting and analyzing publicly available information about a company.
A scanner for known vulnerabilities and missing system updates.
A scanner for known vulnerabilities and missing system updates.
A tool for inventorying networks, ports, and accessible services.
A tool for inventorying networks, ports, and accessible services.
A platform for analyzing requests, sessions, and the logic of web services and APIs.
A platform for analyzing requests, sessions, and the logic of web services and APIs.
A US government guide to planning and conducting technical tests.
A US government guide to planning and conducting technical tests.
An approach that makes security measurements reproducible.
An approach that makes security measurements reproducible.
WHAT CLIENTS SAY ABOUT OUR SERVICES

Client Reviews

Client feedback is the best confirmation of the quality of services provided by cybersecurity audit companies.

Clutch, an independent platform, features verified reviews from companies that have worked with the Datami team.

Read them to learn about our clients’ experiences and see whether our approach meets your expectations.
GAPS THAT OFTEN GO UNNOTICED

Issues a security audit identifies

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1. Ineffective security measures
Tools may not cover every system or may be poorly configured. The assessment will show which controls are not serving their purpose.
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2. Insecure configurations
Default passwords, unnecessary open ports, and publicly accessible storage create entry points for attacks. The audit will identify risky settings and their consequences.
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3. Unreliable backups
Backups may be accessible from production systems, while recovery may not have been tested. We will identify weaknesses in how digital data is stored and restored.
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4. Monitoring blind spots
Important events may go unrecorded, and alerts may receive no response. We will identify where monitoring fails to detect a threat in time.
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5. Incident response weaknesses
When roles and procedures for an incident are undefined, responses are delayed, and investigations become more difficult. We will identify where the process may fail to work as intended.
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6. Access control gaps
Excessive privileges and access that have not been revoked can increase the impact of an account compromise. We will identify where permissions are excessive or improperly assigned.
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7. Policy and requirements issues
Policies may not meet current requirements or may not be followed in practice. We will check whether policies align with current requirements and the controls actually in place.
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8. Process management issues
Unclear roles in cybersecurity processes can mean that important tasks are not assigned or are completed too late. Auditors will show where oversight is lacking.
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9. Architecture and segmentation weaknesses
Poor separation between systems may allow an attacker to move beyond a compromised area. The audit reveals risky connections in the architecture.
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WE TAILOR THE SERVICE FORMAT TO YOUR NEEDS

Types of cybersecurity audits

01. 01. Comprehensive Cybersecurity Audit
02. 02. Targeted Cybersecurity Audit
03. 03. Compliance Audit
04. 04. Cloud Security Audit
05. 05. Application Security Audit
06. 06. Security Policy and Process Audit
07. 07. Network Security Audit

FAQ

We calculate the cost individually because it depends on the scope of work. The price is affected by the number of systems and cloud accounts, the complexity of the infrastructure, the type of audit, the need for technical testing, and reporting requirements. To receive a proposal, submit a request for a free consultation.

A typical audit takes from one to several weeks. The timeframe depends on the number of assets and systems, the availability of documentation, and whether technical testing is included in the project. We specify the exact timeframe in the proposal before work begins.

All you need to do at the outset is decide on the purpose of the audit and the result you want to receive. We’ll define the scope together. Then appoint someone to stay in contact with our team and gather the available documents and information about your systems. If we need anything else, we’ll ask you for it as we prepare.

The bulk of the work falls to our team. We’ll need a contact person, access to the relevant systems, and, if necessary, a few short interviews with the people responsible for your infrastructure and processes. We’ll schedule meetings to minimize disruption to your team’s day-to-day work.

The access required depends on the assets and scope of the assessment. It may include read-only accounts and access to cloud management consoles and relevant logs. We request only the permissions needed for specific tasks.

The auditor assesses the state of the environment without changing it. We describe and assess any issues we find, but do not attempt to exploit them. The audit therefore does not disrupt your systems. We agree on the scope and methods with you in advance.

We sign an NDA before starting work. Everything we learn about your infrastructure remains confidential. Only specialists involved in the project have access to the data, and files are exchanged through secure channels.

Once the final report is ready, we review the results with the client’s team and explain our recommendations. If needed, we can conduct a follow-up assessment after the changes are implemented to confirm that the risks have been addressed.

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