Evolved360 Strategy
Know Your Risks
Before They Find You.
A Plain-English Map of What's Exposed. A Strategy to Close It.
Most businesses are operating with security gaps they don't know about — not because they're careless, but because nobody has looked carefully. We find what's exposed, explain what it means in plain language, and give you a prioritized plan to close the gaps.
Your Certified Security Partner
The gap we find most often isn't missing tools — it's tools that nobody has tested.
Configurations drift. Credentials go unrotated. Backup jobs run without anyone verifying the restores. Former employee accounts stay active in Microsoft 365 for months. These aren't unusual findings — they're what we see in almost every assessment. A proper risk assessment tells you exactly where you stand, with a clear to-do list that your team can actually act on.
SOC 2
Type 2 certified team
12 min
P1 incident triage time
HIPAA
Compliant operations
20+
Years in security
What Changes
Know your exposure before someone else finds it first.
A Clear Picture of What's Exposed
Not a long technical report — a plain-English list of what we found, how serious each issue is, and exactly what needs to happen to fix it.
Priorities That Make Sense
Not everything is equally urgent. We rank findings by actual risk to your business — so you fix the things that matter most first.
A Security Strategy, Not a To-Do List
Beyond the immediate fixes, you get a 12-month security roadmap tied to where your business is going and what your risk profile actually requires.
Cyber Insurance You Can Actually Get
Insurers ask specific questions. A documented assessment with remediated findings gives you accurate answers — and better coverage at better rates.
What We Assess
Every area an attacker would look at first.
Infrastructure & Network Security
Your internet-facing systems, internal network, firewall configuration, and any systems accessible from outside your building. The first things an attacker probes.
Endpoint & Device Security
Every computer, laptop, and server — antivirus and endpoint protection status, patch levels, encryption, and whether devices meet your security policy.
Identity & Access Management
User accounts, admin privileges, former employees, and multi-factor authentication coverage. Active admin accounts for people who left two years ago are one of the most common findings.
Data Protection & Backup
Where sensitive data lives, who can access it, how it's encrypted, and whether your backups have actually been tested. Backup jobs that run aren't the same as backups that work.
Email & Phishing Risk
Email security configuration, SPF/DKIM/DMARC records, phishing simulation results, and staff training gaps. Email is the entry point for over 90% of attacks.
Compliance Gaps
Where your current controls fall short of the requirements your clients, insurers, or regulators are asking for — with specific remediation steps mapped to each gap.
Most breaches exploit a gap that was already known. Let's find yours before someone else does.
Book Free AssessmentWhat's Included
Risk assessment is the foundation of a complete security program.
Knowing what's exposed is only the first step. See everything our team manages and monitors to keep your business protected after the gaps are closed.
What Changes
What your business looks like when the risks are actually known and managed.
Client result
“The assessment found three former employee accounts still active in our M365 tenant — one with admin rights. We had no idea. They closed everything within a week and set up monitoring so it can't happen again.”
IT Manager · Professional Services · ETG client since 2021
The Case for IT Risk Assessment
Why most businesses have more exposure than they realize — and what to do about it.
The same issues appear in almost every assessment we run — not because businesses are careless, but because IT environments accumulate risk passively. A user account that was never deactivated when someone left. A backup that's been running for two years but was never tested to confirm the restore actually works. An antivirus product that's active on most computers, but not all of them. Two-factor authentication that was turned on but has exceptions nobody tracks. None of these require a sophisticated attacker to exploit — they just require someone to look.
A risk assessment changes the conversation from reactive to informed. Instead of finding out about a gap when an incident happens, you get a documented, prioritized list of what needs attention — with clear descriptions that don't require a technical background to understand. The most important findings typically get closed within two to four weeks. The ones that require longer timelines get scheduled into a security roadmap so they don't stay on a list and age into a forgotten problem.
The security strategy component takes the assessment findings and connects them to a forward-looking plan. What controls does the business need in 12 months that it doesn't have today? What does the risk profile look like as the business grows or enters new markets? Where does IT security need to keep pace with compliance obligations that clients, insurers, or regulators are starting to ask about? These are questions that a point-in-time assessment answers only partially — the strategy work is what turns the findings into a sustainable program.
“The gap we find most often isn't in the tools — it's that nobody has tested them. Configurations drift, credentials go unrotated, and backup jobs run without anyone verifying the restores. A proper assessment tells you exactly where you stand. Most of the high-risk findings are fixable within a few weeks. The ones that aren't tend to be the ones nobody knew about.”
Kevin Nishimura, CTO — Evolved Technology Group · SOC 2 Type 2 Certified · HIPAA Compliant
Common Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Ready to know where you actually stand?
Book a free risk assessment. We'll map your attack surface, identify the gaps, and show you exactly what needs to close — with no obligation attached.