Network & Infrastructure Assessment
A comprehensive evaluation of your current IT environment to identify technology risks, security weaknesses, performance issues, outdated infrastructure, configuration concerns, and opportunities for improvement.
Understand the Environment. Identify the Risks. Build a Practical Path Forward.
The assessment is designed to give leadership a clear, independent view of the technology environment without making unapproved changes.
What do you have?
Where are the risks?
What should you do next?
A Business-Wide View of the Technology Environment.
Network
Internet, firewalls, routers, switches, Wi-Fi, VLANs, segmentation, DHCP, DNS, topology, performance, and redundancy.
Servers
Physical and virtual infrastructure, Windows Server, file services, storage, lifecycle, and virtualization platforms.
Microsoft
Active Directory, Microsoft 365, Entra ID, privileged accounts, licensing, identity, and endpoint management.
Security
MFA, firewall posture, segmentation, privileged access, endpoint protection, patching, remote access, and logging.
Backup & Continuity
Backup frequency, retention, offsite/cloud protection, monitoring, restore testing, and recovery readiness.
Endpoints & Operations
Windows versions, device age, patching, encryption, local admin, documentation, inventory, vendors, and procedures.
Five Structured Phases
Discovery
Business context, concerns, scope, environment, and objectives.
Data Collection
Read-only technical evidence, inventory, configuration, and documentation review.
Analysis
Validate observations and identify reliability, security, lifecycle, and operational risk.
Risk Classification
Classify findings as Critical, High, Medium, or Low.
Executive Review
Present findings, priorities, roadmap, and recommended next actions.
Clear Documentation You Can Use After the Assessment Ends.
Executive Assessment Report
Leadership-ready summary of current condition, major findings, business impact, and priorities.
Network Diagram
Visual representation of the discovered network and infrastructure relationships.
Technology Inventory
Structured inventory of relevant infrastructure and technology assets.
Findings & Risk Register
Evidence-based findings with severity, impact, and recommended action.
Remediation Roadmap
Immediate 0–30 day, short-term 30–90 day, and strategic 3–12 month priorities.
Executive Findings Review
A walkthrough of what matters most, why it matters, and what should happen next.
Assessment Packages Scaled to Environment Complexity.
Final pricing is confirmed after an initial consultation and scope review.
Typically one location and up to approximately 25 users.
Typically 26–75 users, with additional servers, cloud services, or complexity.
Typically 76–150+ users, multiple locations, or more complex infrastructure.
Assessment Does Not Mean Unapproved Testing or Change.
Unless separately contracted, the service does not include penetration testing, vulnerability exploitation, formal compliance certification, remediation, equipment installation, cabling, migrations, or ongoing end-user support.
Possible Follow-On Work
- Firewall and segmentation improvements
- Switching and wireless upgrades
- Server modernization
- Active Directory remediation
- Microsoft 365 and MFA improvements
- Endpoint security and patch management
- Backup and documentation improvements
Ready for a clearer picture of your IT environment?
Start with an independent Network & Infrastructure Assessment.