Vancouver Cybersecurity Assessment

A cybersecurity assessment is a structured, evidence-based review of how well your controls actually protect the business, scored against CIS Controls v8.1 and the CCCS baseline. It looks at identity, endpoints, email, network, backup, and compliance together, the way an attacker, an auditor, or an insurer does, not one system at a time.

It is not the same as a vulnerability scan. A vulnerability assessment points an automated tool at your network and lists missing patches and open ports. A cybersecurity assessment includes that scan, then adds the human review a scanner cannot do: whether your backups are actually immutable and restore-tested, whether MFA is enforced everywhere it matters, and who owns the dozen stale Microsoft 365 accounts nobody has signed into in a year. The scan tells you what is unpatched; the assessment tells you what is exploitable.

Most teams book a cybersecurity assessment for one of two reasons: an insurer, auditor, or board is asking for documented proof the controls work, or they want an independent baseline before betting the next decision on instinct.

You get a written report with risk scores, a vulnerability scan, and a list of fixes ranked by real risk. It is built for decision-makers, and it is yours to act on with any provider.

Every finding is mapped to CIS Controls v8.1 and the CCCS baseline, so the report reads in the language an auditor, an insurer, or an incoming security lead already knows.