Finding 1: Endpoint protection inconsistent across devices
Several business devices were found running outdated antivirus solutions with limited behavioural detection capabilities.
Risk level: Medium
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Sample Security Assessment Report (Redacted)
An example of the type of insights businesses receive from a CyberHault security review.
Many organisations are unsure where their cybersecurity risks exist. CyberHault assessments provide visibility across devices, users, email systems, and business security controls.
Below is a simplified, redacted example of what a security assessment report may contain.
This sample is redacted and simplified for demonstration purposes only.
Business Overview (Redacted)
Company size: Approximately 50 employees
Environment summary
- Microsoft 365 environment
- Mix of Windows laptops and desktops
- Several remote employees
- Cloud-based productivity tools
- No dedicated internal security team
Assessment scope
- Endpoint security posture
- Email security controls
- Device encryption status
- Vulnerability exposure
- Security awareness practices
Key Findings Summary
Finding 2: Device encryption not fully enabled
Multiple laptops were identified without full disk encryption enabled, increasing risk if devices are lost or stolen.
Risk level: Medium
Finding 3: Phishing exposure
Email filtering controls were basic, leaving the organisation vulnerable to phishing attempts and malicious attachments.
Risk level: High
Finding 4: Software vulnerabilities detected
Several business devices contained outdated software versions with known vulnerabilities.
Risk level: Medium
Finding 5: Limited employee security awareness
Employees had not received formal cybersecurity training, increasing exposure to social engineering attacks.
Risk level: Medium
Risk Overview
High Risks: 1
Medium Risks: 3
Low Risks: 2
While the organisation had some security measures in place, several gaps were identified that could increase exposure to ransomware, phishing, and credential compromise.
Recommended Improvements
- Implement advanced endpoint detection and response
- Enable full device encryption across all business laptops
- Deploy advanced email threat protection
- Introduce vulnerability monitoring across endpoints
- Implement employee security awareness training
These improvements would significantly strengthen the organisation’s overall security posture.
Example Security Maturity Assessment
Based on the assessment, this organisation was operating between:
Level 2 – Foundational Security Controls and Level 3 – Managed Security Environment
Progressing to Level 3 would significantly improve threat detection and protection.
See full model: Cybersecurity Maturity Levels for SMBs.
Why Businesses Request Security Assessments
- Identify hidden security gaps
- Understand exposure to common cyber threats
- Improve visibility across business devices
- Strengthen protection against ransomware and phishing
Helpful resources: Cybersecurity Checklist, Cyber Risk Snapshot, and Consultation form.
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