How it works
One property and a defined scope. Most of the work happens on site, with your team.
We meet ownership and the people who run the building.
We agree on what's in scope: which systems, which vendors, which floors.
We go on site and check what's there against what's on paper.
We sit down with ownership and walk through what we found.
What we look at
Network & connectivity
Who controls the network, how it's segmented, and what happens when a line goes down.
Cybersecurity & access
Who holds the credentials, which vendors can get in remotely, and whether ownership can shut that off.
Physical security
Cameras, door access and the people with administrator rights to them.
Building systems
HVAC, elevators, lighting and the other systems that connect to the network, and who patches them.
Vendors
What each vendor is responsible for, what they hold, and what you'd lose if the contract ended.
Resilience & recovery
Backups, outage plans, and how long it would actually take to get back up.
What's in the assessment, and what isn't
Included
Interviews with ownership, management and key vendors
Review of contracts, drawings and documentation
A walkthrough of the accessible technology spaces
A written report with risks ranked and a 90-day plan
Not included unless you ask for it
Penetration testing or exploiting vulnerabilities
Active network scanning or configuration changes
Electrical, alarm or low-voltage installation work
Legal certification that every risk has been found
Start with one property.
Tell us about the building and who runs it today. We'll come back with a scope and a date.