IT Audit Services

A security audit focuses only on threats, vulnerabilities, and defenses. An IT audit is broader: security is one part of it, alongside infrastructure health, cost efficiency, code quality, compliance, and governance. If your concern is purely cyber risk, a security audit fits; if you want the complete technology picture, an IT audit covers it.

We do both. The audit ends with a prioritized roadmap, and our dedicated teams or augmented engineers can implement the fixes directly. That is the main thing separating us from a report-only consultancy.

We assess readiness and gaps against SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and PCI DSS, among others. Formal certification is issued by an independent licensed body; our role is to get you audit-ready and close the gaps that stand between you and that certification.

It depends on the scope. A focused single-domain audit, such as a cloud or code review, often runs one to two weeks, while a full multi-domain audit of a complex environment typically takes three to six weeks. We confirm the timeline during scoping.

Cost is driven by scope: the number of systems, the depth of testing, and the compliance frameworks involved. We scope each engagement individually rather than quote a flat rate, so you pay for the coverage your environment actually needs. Request a custom quote for a scoped estimate.

Most organizations benefit from a full audit each year, with focused security or cloud reviews quarterly or after any major change, such as a migration, a major release, or a new compliance requirement. Regulated industries usually need a more frequent cadence.

We need scoped access to the systems under review, relevant documentation such as architecture diagrams and existing policies, and a point of contact from your team. We define exactly what is required during scoping and work within your access and security constraints.

A technology audit maps your current controls against the specific requirements of standards like HIPAA, SOC 2, or PCI DSS, identifies where you fall short, and gives you a documented path to alignment. That documentation also serves as evidence during the formal certification process.

A technology audit surfaces the vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and weak controls that attackers exploit, then ranks them by severity so you address the highest-risk issues first. Paired with remediation, it moves you from an unknown security posture to a measured and steadily strengthened one.