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Find Out What Your Business Is Actually Exposed To

Veldtech reviews your systems, your network, your security controls, and your documentation, then hands you a written report showing exactly where the gaps are and which ones matter most. It costs nothing, and the report is yours to keep whether or not you ever work with us.

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What You Walk Away With

Three concrete things, delivered whether or not you become a client.

  • A prioritized list of your real gaps

    Not a 200-item scanner dump. A ranked set of findings, each rated by actual business risk, written in language you can act on without a technical translator.

  • A written report you own

    A formal document you can hand to your insurance carrier, your auditor, your board, or your next IT provider. It stays useful long after the visit ends.

  • A clear view of what closing each gap takes

    For every finding, what fixing it actually involves and roughly what it costs. Some items you can fix yourself in an afternoon. We tell you which ones those are.

The Problem Is Not What You Know You're Missing

Most business owners can name one or two things they have been meaning to get to. A backup they are not certain runs. A former employee whose account may still be active. Those are the known gaps, and they are rarely the ones that cause the incident.

The gaps that actually take companies offline are the ones nobody knew to look for. The workstation running a home edition of Windows that cannot be centrally managed or encrypted. The guest wireless network that quietly shares a subnet with the accounting server. The vendor who still holds remote access from a project that ended two years ago. The staff member with local administrator rights on a laptop that leaves the building every night.

None of that shows up on a to-do list, because nobody in the building knows it is there. An assessment exists to surface it. You cannot make a decision about a risk you have never been told about, and you cannot budget for a problem nobody has named.

What We Examine

We look at the whole environment, not just the security tools. Four areas, reviewed onsite.

System Configuration

Computers are either managed as a fleet or handled one at a time. If yours were bought and set up individually as the business grew, nothing can be enforced across them: not encryption, not updates, not who has access to what.

  • Whether your computers can be secured and updated centrally, or only one at a time
  • What happens to company data on a laptop that is lost, stolen, or leaves with an employee
  • How quickly a new hire starts working, and how completely a departing one gets cut off

Network Administration

Most small business networks are flat, meaning anything that connects can reach everything else. That is what turns one compromised phone or laptop into a company-wide problem instead of a contained one.

  • Whether a guest, a personal phone, or a smart TV on your wi-fi can reach your business systems
  • Whether your firewall and wi-fi are maintained business equipment, or consumer gear nobody has touched in years
  • Whether your network exists in documentation, or only in one person's memory

Cybersecurity Controls

What defends the business matters less than what happens when one of those defenses fails, because eventually one will. We look at what stops an attack, what would notice one already in progress, and whether you could recover if both fell short.

  • Whether a single stolen password is enough to open your email, your files, and your banking
  • Whether anything is watching for an intrusion, or you would first hear about it from a customer
  • Whether your backups cover what you assume they do, including Microsoft 365, and whether a restore has ever been tested

Help Desk Readiness

This only matters on the worst day, when something is broken and the person who normally handles it is unreachable. That is a bad time to discover nothing was written down: not your vendors, not your accounts, not who holds the keys.

  • Who your team calls when something breaks, and what happens after 5pm
  • Whether someone could talk their way into a password reset by claiming to be an employee
  • Who holds administrative access, and what happens if that person is unavailable

What the Report Looks Like

Every assessment ends in a formal written document. Here is a representative excerpt.

Every report includes

  • An executive summary written for a decision maker, not a technician.
  • A findings table with every issue rated Critical, High, Moderate, or Low.
  • Detailed findings following the same structure throughout: what we observed, why it matters, and what to do about it.
  • Consolidated recommendations in priority order, separated into what to do in 30 days, 90 days, and over the longer term.
  • Scope and methodology stating plainly what we reviewed and what we did not, so the report's limits are as clear as its findings.

The company and findings above are illustrative, composed from patterns we see repeatedly in businesses of this size. We never publish or reuse a real client's report.

Assessed by People Who Run This Every Day

The assessment is performed by the same Veldtech engineers who design, build, and operate production environments for businesses across the Sacramento region. Not a subcontracted auditor, and not an automated scan with a logo on the cover.

That matters because recognizing a gap is the easy part. Knowing which gaps genuinely threaten a 30-person business, which ones are noise, and what it realistically takes to close each one comes from operating these environments rather than only inspecting them.

We hold the same architecture to our own clients: layered identity controls, managed endpoints, segmented networks, monitored infrastructure, and tested backups. When we tell you something is worth fixing, it is because we run it ourselves.

See the full seven-layer security architecture we build on

A Veldtech engineer reviewing infrastructure in a server room

How It Works

Four steps, start to finish, typically inside two weeks.

  1. You request the assessment

    Fill out the form below. A Veldtech representative contacts you within one business day to schedule a time that works around your operations.

  2. We visit your site

    Typically two to four hours onsite, depending on size. We work alongside your team with minimal disruption. Nothing is installed and nothing is changed.

  3. We write the report

    Findings are documented, rated, and turned into a formal report. This usually takes about a week after the visit.

  4. We walk you through it

    We review the report with you and answer questions. Then it is yours. If you want help closing the gaps, we can quote that separately. If you would rather handle it internally or with another provider, the report works just as well.

Request Your Free Security Assessment

Tell us a little about your business and a Veldtech representative will reach out within one business day to schedule a time.

  • No cost, and no obligation to purchase anything
  • Nothing is installed on your systems during the visit
  • The written report is yours to keep either way

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