Assessment of how information is protected across your organisation to meet compliance requirements, identify risks, prioritise actions, and support security decisions.
We define the assessment scope by aligning business objectives with your operational and regulatory context.
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Information assets' identification
We identify and map key information assets through system reviews, stakeholder interviews, and existing documentation.
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Threat & vulnerability analysis
We analyse threats and vulnerabilities through structured assessment, threat modelling, and exposure validation.
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Score & risk prioritisation
We assess CIA impact, create a risk register, and prioritise risks based on their effect on business continuity.
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Compliance & control review
We review controls and policies, map them to regulatory frameworks, and assess audit readiness.
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Remediation plan preparation
We prepare a clear remediation roadmap and treatment plan, prioritising risk mitigation and summarising outcomes in an executive report.
Why Baltic Amadeus
Security & compliance.
Real-world attack simulation.
Support for NIS2, DORA & MiCA ICT requirements.
Certifications
CISM
ISO 27001
CREST
CISSP
FAQ
What is a security assessment, and why does my organisation need one?
A security assessment evaluates risks to your information and systems, helping you identify gaps, reduce exposure, and make informed decisions to protect the business.
How often should a security assessment be conducted?
Most organisations should conduct a security assessment annually or when major changes occur, such as new regulations, systems, or business models.
What is the difference between information security, compliance risk, and cloud security assessments?
Information security assessments look at how information is protected across people, processes, and systems. Compliance risk assessments focus on how well your organisation meets regulatory and standards requirements. Cloud security assessments assess risks specific to cloud environments, such as configuration, access controls, and shared responsibility models.
