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Security audit: where the open doors are.

A breakdown, a question?

A visit, checks, then a written report: what is protected, what isn’t, and in what order to act.

  • Written report, readable by management
  • Priorities ranked, action plan
  • Independent: nothing to sell you afterwards
Eramis
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Who it’s for

When a written answer is needed.

SMEs & practices

A client or an insurer is asking.

Managers who inherit the IT

From IT without a manual.

Before a change

A provider, a server.

The problem

Nobody knows where you stand.

A client, an insurer or a call for tenders asks the question, and the answer is written down nowhere.

  • “The backup works, I think”
  • “The previous IT person has left”
  • “The insurer has sent a questionnaire”
  • “A client requires a penetration test”
Our solution

A written report, priorities.

We check without changing anything, then we rank what is urgent. The report belongs to you.

  • Findings ranked by severity
  • Prioritised action plan
  • Findings presented without jargon
  • Nothing to sell you afterwards
What we take care of

Check, then prove.

Security audit

Where the doors are open.

  • Accounts, two-factor authentication
  • Workstations, encryption, updates
  • Network, remote access
  • Restore test

Microsoft 365 & e-mail

The settings that matter.

  • Two-factor authentication
  • External sharing
  • Forwarding rules
  • Domain protected

Penetration test

Proof by attack.

  • Scope authorised in writing
  • Carried out by a specialist partner
  • Report turned into actions
  • Patches applied
Our offers

On quotation, after a first conversation.

Scoping call

Number of workstations, sites, tools, concerns: the scope is set.

Written proposal

What will be checked, by whom, and the price, before the visit.

Audit and presentation of findings

Checks on site and remotely, written report, findings presented to you.

Questions
Does the audit prove our nFADP compliance?

No: it documents the technical measures, part of what the law requires; the rest is a matter for a lawyer.

Are you going to find serious problems?

Often one or two, such as remote access without two-factor authentication; they are quick to fix.

And the review of all your devices?

That is the IT audit: workstations, servers, licences, contracts and budget.

Who carries out the penetration test?

A specialist partner; Eramis organises, coordinates, remains your contact and applies the fixes.

Often combined with

Want to know where you stand?

One call is enough to set the scope of the audit.

Request a quote