Proactive Compromise Assessment
A scheduled, point in time check for signs of intrusion before they turn into an incident, run on a recurring basis rather than only after something looks wrong.
Finding out before an attacker acts.
Uses a combination of tools, techniques, and expertise to assess whether an attacker is currently operating inside your environment, and whether existing security controls would actually stop them.
What this closes.
Compromises can go unnoticed for long periods without a scheduled check.
Annual assessments alone leave long windows of unchecked exposure.
Regulatory frameworks increasingly expect recurring, not one time, checks.
Where this connects.
Common questions.
What does the assessment determine?
Whether an attacker is currently operating inside your environment, and whether the security controls you already have would actually stop them.
How is this different from the reactive assessment?
This one is scheduled and runs before anything looks wrong. The reactive assessment runs after a suspected compromise, to establish scope and root cause.
What is covered?
Network and endpoint across the full estate, run as a point-in-time sweep on a recurring schedule, with findings and recommendations reported at the end.
Why recurring rather than once a year?
Annual assessments alone leave long windows of unchecked exposure, and regulatory frameworks increasingly expect recurring checks rather than one-time ones.