Identity and Microsoft 365
Users, sessions, privileged access, Secure Score, risky sign-ins, MFA exceptions, conditional access, mail security and flow, DNS, and tenant administration.
READINESS REPORT / 3PSKNOW THE ENVIRONMENT.
KNOW THE ENVIRONMENT.
CHOOSE THE NEXT MOVE.
The Readiness Report connects infrastructure, identity, cloud, backups, vendors, security controls, and recovery preparedness in one assessment. The output is a prioritized decision record with clear next actions.
500+ customers served.
Backed by 100+ professionals and technical resources across our delivery network.
Assess the dependencies behind the business.
The assessment uses agreed access and evidence to examine where technical risk, recovery assumptions, or unclear ownership could affect the operation.
Endpoints and servers
Protection coverage, platform age, patch posture, critical workloads, local administrative access, and vendor or internal support boundaries.
Backups and recovery
Restore paths, immutability, recovery order, recovery time and recovery point assumptions, backup ownership, and isolated recovery-environment requirements.
Network and cloud
Firewalls, switches, wireless, VPN, SaaS, cloud dependencies, external exposure, segmentation, remote access, DNS, certificates, and availability signals.
Applications and vendors
Business applications, integrations, data paths, vendor access, operating owners, and escalation responsibilities.
Security controls and response
Endpoint detection and response, email security, backup, SIEM, SOC, SASE, identity, vulnerability management, and response procedures.
The Readiness Report is a scoped internal assessment. A public Exposure Report or online tool does not establish the condition of systems that have not been inspected.
THE WORK IN MOTION
Test the recovery assumption.
A readiness record leadership can act on.
Prioritized findings
Separate confirmed issues, untested assumptions, evidence gaps, and their business consequences. Assign a practical next action and owner.
The first work to undertake
Identify immediate technical fixes, recovery checks, access corrections, vendor actions, and longer-term improvements.
An investment and responsibility picture
Connect the findings to a scoped project, a readiness or operating engagement, and any security-stack work needed.
An illustrative readiness finding
A recovery path may be unvalidated while identity exceptions exceed intended coverage. The report should say what evidence is missing and what test or decision resolves it, rather than inventing a recovery duration.
Assessment scope, evidence access, deliverables, fees, and validation responsibilities are established before work. Findings describe the inspected environment and the limits of available evidence.
Turn findings into an owned work plan.
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Address critical gaps
Scope the highest-priority identity, restore, exposed-service, remote-access, vendor, or application work.
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Keep readiness current
An annual engagement billed monthly can maintain environment knowledge, review priorities, and escalation readiness.
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Coordinate the stack
Security tools may be sourced and operated through 3PS Lock with product costs and operating responsibilities explicitly defined.
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Keep leadership informed
Report what changed, what remains open, and the next investment or decision, with the intended business effect and remaining uncertainty.
LET’S DEFINE
THE NEXT MOVE.
Bring the objective, the environment, and what needs to change. We will connect the right disciplines around a defined engagement.
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