Full write-ups from authorized assessments — what unbreachable found, what we recommended, and the outcome.
Within four days, Unbreachable documented a prioritized set of findings, each rated by the effect it could have on customers and on the business.
PicX Studio received a complete view of its most important external security risks in one assessment.
The assessment documented a prioritized set of findings and showed how individually minor gaps could combine into a larger business risk.
Breadsync received more than a list of isolated security warnings.
The assessment documented a prioritized set of findings, each rated by its realistic effect on customer privacy and on the business.
JarvX received evidence-backed clarity on where its real risk sat, and a clear order in which to address it.
The assessment documented twenty security findings across four severity levels, each rated by realistic business consequence.
The immediate value of the engagement was visibility.
The assessment confirmed a number of controls were already effective and documented a small set of prioritized findings, each rated by its potential effect on customers and the business.
ScanTrader received a clear view of where its security already held up and a short, ordered list of what to strengthen first.
A number of controls were already effective, and the assessment documented two priority findings rated by their realistic effect on users and the business.
MediaFast received a clear view of which controls were already doing their job and which areas created genuine customer or business risk.