Independence by design
No IT service contracts. No software resale quotas. We never profit from what we discover.
We look. We report. We walk away.
MSP Audit exists for one reason: cybersecurity assessments that come with no sales pitch attached.
Why we exist
The conflict of interest in security audits, removed.
Most firms that test your systems would also like the contract to fix them. That shapes what they find, and how loudly they say it.
Ask your current IT provider or MSP to run a security assessment and notice what happens next. The report tends to end with a quote, the quote tends to favor their own tools and services, and the findings tend to be written so that the problems look most solvable by them.
MSP Audit was built to be the other option. We do not remediate what we find, resell licenses, or manage anyone's infrastructure. Assessing is the entire business, so the report is the entire agenda: what is weak, how bad it is, and what we would do first.
What we do on every engagement
- Tell you where you are actually exposed
- Prove each finding by hand before it reaches you
- Brief your leadership and your engineers separately, on the same facts
How we operate
Four rules we do not bend.
Every engagement, every client, every report.
Plain-language reporting
Leadership understands the exposure immediately, and engineers know exactly what to fix.
Evidence for every claim
Each finding comes with the data, the affected systems, and the steps to reproduce it.
Fixes you can schedule
Recommendations are sequenced and sized for your team, not written for a binder.
How it works
From first call to final report.
You always know what is being tested and what happens next. Your systems stay up while we work.
01
Scope & ground rules
We agree on what gets tested, when, and where the line is. Your production systems stay up throughout.
02
Testing, by hand
Senior assessors probe your systems directly, capturing evidence for everything they find as they go.
03
Ranking what matters
We discard the theoretical noise and rank the rest by how easily it can be exploited and what it would cost you.
04
Two reports, one call
A short brief for leadership, a detailed register for engineers, then a closeout session with both.