Stop guessing your cyber risk.Start protecting what matters.
See your organization's real-world exposure across network risk, email security, phishing susceptibility, sensitive data exposure, dark web credentials, and external attack surface — then receive an executive-ready roadmap your leadership team can prioritize and act on.
CyberPrivacy is a scoped engagement. Pricing is based on your business size, number of users, environment complexity, and assessment needs, and is confirmed during a brief scoping call.
Not ready for the full assessment? Start with the free, lower-lift CyberPrivacy Snapshot to see what is visibly exposed.
See what most security audits never make obvious.
CyberPrivacy combines technical testing with business-facing reporting so leadership can see where exposure exists, how it affects operational risk, compliance readiness, cyber insurance conversations, and future technology decisions.
Attack surface visibility
Network, cloud, email, and public-facing systems are reviewed together so your team is not left with fragmented findings.
Human-factor testing
Phishing susceptibility and reporting behavior are measured during the engagement, helping connect user risk to training, policy, and technical controls.
Prioritized leadership roadmap
The final output translates findings into a clear risk-reduction roadmap that leadership can sequence, budget, and assign.
What CyberPrivacy reviews
Inside the engagement, CyberPrivacy gives your organization a broader view than a scan-only audit — reviewing technical exposure, user risk, credential exposure, sensitive data concerns, and executive-level remediation priorities.
Network and vulnerability exposure
Identify internal asset exposure, vulnerable services, missing patches, end-of-life systems, and configuration weaknesses that may increase business risk.
External attack surface and penetration testing
Review approved public-facing systems to identify exploitable exposure and validate external security controls.
Email and identity security review
Review the primary Microsoft 365 / email environment, identity controls, MFA posture, and tenant settings that affect phishing, account takeover, and data risk.
Dark web credential exposure
Identify compromised accounts, leaked passwords, and domain exposure that could increase the risk of account takeover.
Simulated phishing testing
Measure user susceptibility, reporting behavior, and training priorities through controlled phishing simulations.
Sensitive data and privacy exposure review
Review areas where confidential business data, PII, and regulated data may be overexposed or handled insecurely.
Executive CyberPrivacy scorecard
Give leadership a board-ready summary of risk themes, severity, business impact, and current-state readiness.
Prioritized remediation roadmap
Rank recommendations by risk, effort, owner, timing, and whether work is best handled internally, by your MSP, or by a cybersecurity provider.
What leadership receives
The closing review is designed for leadership, not just IT. Your team receives a clear explanation of what was found, why it matters, how urgent it is, and what should happen next.
External network, public-facing system, email, identity, and sensitive data findings tied to business exposure.
Dark web, phishing, vulnerability, and penetration test results organized by severity, urgency, and likely business impact.
An executive CyberPrivacy scorecard and prioritized remediation roadmap to inform decisions around security, compliance readiness, cyber insurance, and future service needs.
A practical next-step discussion identifying which items are best handled internally, by your current MSP, or through a specialized cybersecurity provider.
Questions teams ask before they start
The assessment is structured to be low-friction, authorized, and useful to both IT and executive stakeholders.
CyberPrivacy is scoped to your organization, but it may include network and vulnerability scanning, external attack surface review, email and identity security review, dark web credential exposure review, simulated phishing testing, sensitive data / PII exposure review, an executive CyberPrivacy scorecard, and a prioritized remediation roadmap.
CyberPrivacy helps document current-state risk, identify control gaps, and prioritize improvements that may support compliance readiness and cyber insurance conversations. It does not replace legal advice, formal regulatory review, or insurance underwriting, but it gives leadership better evidence and direction before those conversations happen.
Yes. Testing is scoped and authorized in writing before the assessment begins. Results are shared with designated stakeholders and handled confidentially.
Yes. CyberPrivacy is scoped based on your business size, number of users, environment complexity, systems in scope, and assessment needs. Pricing varies with those factors and is confirmed during a brief scoping call.
CyberPrivacy combines technical testing, sensitive data review, credential exposure monitoring, phishing simulation, and executive-ready reporting. The goal is not to hand your team a long technical report — it is to help leadership understand the most important risks and the order in which they should be addressed.
Schedule a scoping call or click 'Request a CyberPrivacy Assessment.' We'll help confirm your business size, user count, environment complexity, scope, and assessment needs before providing pricing and next steps.
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CyberPrivacy gives your leadership team the visibility and roadmap needed to reduce risk, support compliance readiness, prepare for cyber insurance conversations, and make smarter security decisions with confidence.
Turn the assessment into action
After the findings review, Get IT Sense can help your team evaluate next steps, compare remediation options, and coordinate the right cybersecurity, compliance, managed services, or advisory support through its provider portfolio. Any remediation, monitoring, managed services, implementation, or ongoing advisory work is separately scoped and approved.
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