Security architecture review
One week. Read-only access. PDF report with the top 5 fixes prioritized.
Get an honest read on your network and identity posture in a week.
One week. Read-only access. A PDF report with the top 5 fixes prioritized by effort and impact. No tooling installs, no resident agents, no 60-page deck nobody reads.
- 1-week engagement
- Read-only — no production changes
- Bilingual deliverable · EN or ES
Most security reviews end in a 60-page deck that lists 200 findings and prioritizes none of them. The team reads the executive summary, agrees something should be done, and the report goes into a SharePoint folder. Nothing changes.
This is the opposite. Five fixes, ranked by effort and impact, written for the person who’ll actually run them. The artifact is a PDF you can hand to a CTO, a board, or a vendor — and the engineering team gets a runbook they can act on Monday.
What you get
- Executive summary · one page, written for whoever signs the check.
- Top 5 prioritized fixes · one page each. Effort estimate, expected impact, the CLI / portal steps to run them.
- Evidence appendix · what we looked at, what we found, what we couldn't see. So the next review can pick up where this one ended.
- Walkthrough call · one hour, end of week. The whole engineering team can attend. Recording is yours.
- Two follow-up emails · 30 days and 60 days out. Free. Bounce any clarification questions while the report is still warm.
The PDF is delivered in your language of choice — English or LATAM Spanish — and the walkthrough call runs in whichever the team prefers.
Scope
- One FortiGate (or cluster) · config export reviewed against FortiOS 7.4 / 7.6 hardening baselines. SSL VPN posture, IPsec policies, admin access, logging, FortiGuard tier coverage.
- One Entra ID tenant · Conditional Access policies, MFA coverage by user / app, legacy authentication exposure, privileged identity, guest access posture, named locations.
- One Intune tenant · compliance policies, Defender for Endpoint integration via Intune, app deployment posture, device enrollment coverage.
- Basic network exposure check · external port surface review of the FortiGate WAN, DNS posture, certificate freshness, third-party-known-leak check.
Multi-firewall environments, multi-tenant Entra, or full SOC-level threat hunting are different engagements — flag them on the assessment call and we’ll re-scope.
Timeline — what each day looks like
- Mon · kickoff (1 hr). Read-only access provisioned. Two NDAs signed. Environment scope confirmed.
- Tue–Wed · evidence collection. Config exports pulled, Conditional Access exported, Intune policies enumerated, FortiGate logs sampled for the prior 7 days.
- Thu · analysis + draft. Findings written, prioritization pass, sanity-check against current FortiOS 7.6 / Entra June 2026 baselines.
- Fri · walkthrough call + report delivered. One hour. PDF is in your inbox before the call starts.
If a finding surfaces something urgent during the week (active credential leak, exposed admin interface, no MFA on global admins), we’ll flag it inside 24 hours — not at the end-of-week call.
When this is the right fit
- Pre-audit pressure (PCI, SOC 2, ISO 27001) and you need a clean baseline before the auditor arrives.
- Post-incident review — something happened, the team patched it, leadership wants an independent look.
- New head of IT getting the lay of the land in their first 90 days.
- M&A integration where two environments need a security gap assessment before they merge.
- Vendor evaluation — you’re considering moving off FortiGate or Intune and want a defensible “what we have today” snapshot.
When this isn’t the right fit
- Nothing-broken environments looking for a sticker that says “we’re secure.” We’ll find something — that’s how this works — and you’ll have to address it.
- Multi-firewall / multi-tenant scope. Different engagement (talk to us about it on the assessment call).
- Pure SaaS shops with no on-prem network. The FortiGate slice doesn’t apply; the Entra slice alone is a different shape.
Frequently asked
What access do you need?
Read-only. FortiGate: a config-export account or a backed-up
.conffile. Entra: Security Reader role on the tenant, scoped to expire end of week. Intune: Intune Service Administrator, read-only equivalent. No agent installs, no Resident Service Principal, no persistent access.Will you run any tools against our production environment?
No active scanning, no exploit attempts, no traffic capture from inside your perimeter. External port surface review is the one exception — we'll probe what's reachable from the public internet, the same way an attacker would, using passive tools. Same posture as a tier-1 audit firm.
What if you find something critical?
Flagged inside 24 hours, with a recommended interim mitigation if one exists. The report still ships on Friday, but you're not waiting on the report to start fixing the active fire.
Can you do the remediation too?
Sometimes. If the top-5 list lands as FortiGate work, the FortiGate migration engagement may cover most of it. If it's Entra / Intune-heavy, scope on the assessment call. Either way, the audit isn't a sales hook for a bigger engagement — if the right answer is "your team can run these themselves," that's what the report will say.
Ready to scope it? Free 30-min assessment ↑ or email cflores@packetloss.tech directly.