Security assessment

A security assessment is a posture review that looks at both directions an attacker comes from: what you expose to the internet, and what you are shipping into production. It is a point-in-time read of where you actually stand, delivered with the evidence behind every finding rather than a severity label to take on trust.

What it covers

• External surface — discovery and attribution of internet-facing assets, then exposure analysis (TLS, headers, DNS hygiene, takeover-prone records) on what is genuinely reachable.
• Software estate — the state of code, dependencies, secrets and pipeline configuration across the repositories that matter.
• Prioritisation — findings ranked by reachability and impact, so remediation starts with what an attacker would reach first, not with whatever is easiest.

How it fits with the platforms

An assessment is a point-in-time read; the estate is not. Maphra makes the external half continuous, and AppSecD makes the software half continuous — so the assessment becomes the baseline and the platforms keep it true. Maphra discovers everything your organisation exposes to the internet, decides what actually matters, and proves exploitability — continuously, without an agent and without a credential.

Talk to DedSec Technologies about scope, or see penetration testing.