Identity & Email
Administrator roles, MFA coverage, legacy authentication, shared accounts, forwarding rules, domain security, and suspicious sign-in exposure.
Security Exposure Review
Find the weak points.Prioritize what actually matters.
A focused review for small businesses that need a clear picture of their current cybersecurity risk—without paying for an enterprise audit or receiving a generic checklist.
WHAT WE REVIEW
The systems attackers are most likely to abuse first.
The review concentrates on realistic entry points, business-critical dependencies, and the controls most likely to reduce immediate risk.
Network & Remote Access
Firewall posture, exposed services, VPN and remote desktop access, segmentation, wireless design, guest access, and unmanaged devices.
Endpoints & Servers
Supported operating systems, patch posture, endpoint protection, local administrators, encryption, risky software, and critical server dependencies.
Backups & Recovery
Backup coverage, retention, offsite or immutable copies, restore testing, ransomware exposure, and realistic recovery expectations.
Cloud & SaaS
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace configuration, third-party applications, privileged integrations, file sharing, and unmanaged cloud services.
Business Continuity
Critical systems, single points of failure, vendor dependencies, documentation gaps, emergency contacts, and practical incident readiness.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
A decision document, not a pile of scanner output.
Findings are translated into plain language so you can decide what to fix now, what to schedule, and what risk you are consciously accepting.
A concise explanation of the most important risks, what could happen, and where leadership attention is needed.
Actions ranked by urgency, business impact, effort, and dependency—rather than a flat list of technical findings.
A working inventory of major systems, internet-facing services, identity platforms, critical devices, and obvious ownership gaps.
A practical path for internal remediation, SentinelOps implementation, vendor coordination, or a deeper specialist assessment where warranted.
Included in the initial review
- Discovery meeting with the business owner or technical contact
- Remote review of agreed systems and administrative portals
- External exposure and configuration checks
- Review of identity, network, backup, endpoint, and recovery posture
- Written findings and prioritized recommendations
- Results meeting to explain findings and answer questions
Not automatically included
- Full penetration testing or exploitation of systems
- Destructive testing, social engineering, or phishing campaigns
- Regulatory certification or formal compliance attestation
- Malware forensics, breach investigation, or legal opinion
- Remediation labor, hardware, licenses, or third-party vendor fees
- Guarantees that every vulnerability or compromise will be discovered
Any testing that could interrupt operations or change production systems requires separate written authorization and scope.
HOW IT WORKS
Small enough to start. Structured enough to be useful.
1. Intake
We identify your users, locations, critical systems, known concerns, and who controls the necessary accounts.
2. Review
SentinelOps examines the agreed environment, validates obvious exposures, and documents significant dependencies.
3. Prioritize
Findings are ranked by real-world likelihood, business impact, urgency, and the effort required to address them.
4. Decide
You receive the report, review the findings with us, and choose what to remediate internally or through SentinelOps.
Start with a clear picture of your risk.
Tell us how many users and locations you have, what platform you use for email, and which systems your business cannot afford to lose.