Security readiness
Security Readiness Assessment
A practical review of architecture, identity, exposed services, cloud configuration, endpoint posture, backups, logging, and operational controls.
Explore readiness workConsulting capabilities
Start with a package when the goal is clear. Scope focused services when the environment, deadline, or risk profile demands precision.
Packages
Each package can be fixed-scope and quoted after discovery, with pricing driven by systems, users, applications, locations, and reporting depth.
Security readiness
A practical review of architecture, identity, exposed services, cloud configuration, endpoint posture, backups, logging, and operational controls.
Explore readiness workCompliance
Control review, documentation support, risk mapping, and tabletop exercises for organizations preparing for regulated, contractual, or insurance-driven requirements.
Explore compliance readinessOffensive testing
Authorized testing across applications, APIs, networks, identity systems, and cloud services with evidence-backed findings and prioritized fixes.
Explore penetration testingAdversary simulation
Objective-based operations that validate detection, response, access paths, social engineering exposure, and security control effectiveness.
Explore red team validationPartner channel
Independent assessments for MSP clients, structured to help providers mature customer security without adding break/fix conflict.
Explore MSP partnershipsAdvisory
Targeted support for architecture decisions, remediation planning, board-ready risk communication, vendor review, and security program direction.
Start a consultationPiecemeal work
Not every project needs a broad package. DMG Security can scope individual workstreams around a specific application, cloud account, identity risk, policy set, physical security concern, tabletop exercise, phishing assessment, or external footprint.
When the asset list and testing depth are clear, we keep pricing boundaries clear. When the work is exploratory, we define discovery gates before deeper testing begins.
Common deliverables
Reports are built to move remediation forward, support decision-making, and document the evidence behind the risk.
Risk themes, business impact, priority decisions, and a concise view of what needs attention first.
Evidence, reproduction details, affected assets, exploitability, severity, and concrete remediation steps.
Practical sequencing that considers effort, exposure, dependencies, and operational risk.
Optional alignment to common frameworks, control families, and compliance readiness goals.
Walkthrough with technical owners and leadership so decisions are made from the same evidence.
Validation of fixes after remediation to document what changed and what risk remains.