We score the controls that matter, then rank what to fix before a customer, insurer, or incident forces the issue.
Security baseline
Sample scope
73
foundational controls
8
security domains
Framework mapping
ISO 27001 + NIST CSF
Rating band
Critical to Foundational
Is this for you?
When this works
Sensitive data affects trust and revenue
You handle customer or sensitive data, and a breach or failed security review would directly affect the business.
An external requirement is getting closer
A customer questionnaire, insurer, SOC 2 goal, or ISO 27001 goal is pushing security up the list.
You need a baseline before a security hire
You are roughly 10-250 people with real exposure, but no full in-house security function yet.
When it is not the right call
You need a penetration test or active exploitation. This is a controls and configuration baseline.
You already have a mature in-house security function and a formal audit program.
You need a compliance certificate issued now. This prepares you for a certifying audit, but it is not the certification itself.
See your overall rating and domain-by-domain position across about 73 foundational controls in eight security areas.
Understand what is working, where the gaps are, and what each finding means without translating security jargon.
Get every finding ranked by priority and effort so your team or IT provider can start with the right fixes.
Use a one-page summary with customers, your board, or your insurer when they ask how security is managed.
Walk through the report and implementation questions with us. Your IT provider can join, and calls remain available for three months.
A usable baseline for the people who need answers and the people who will fix the gaps.
one fixed fee
foundational controls
security domains
from start to report
A clear rating from Critical through Foundational
A fix list ranked by risk and implementation effort
A one-page summary for customers, boards, and insurers
Evidence handled under a mutual NDA and deleted when the work ends
See the full path before the work starts. Each stage stays focused, predictable, and lightweight for your team.
Prepare
We agree the boundaries before you share evidence, so the review stays focused and predictable.
We understand the business, the trigger, and what the audit will and will not cover.
Scope, fee, timeline, evidence access, and deletion terms are agreed in writing.
You outline the company, customers, systems, and obligations so the review fits your reality.
Review
The review maps practical controls to recognized frameworks without turning the work into a certification exercise.
Questions draw from ISO 27001 and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, translated into plain English.
We examine the evidence across eight security areas and identify gaps that need attention.
Every finding is explained, rated, and ranked by priority and implementation effort.
Act
You leave with a practical order of operations, not a report that sits unread in a shared drive.
Your team can separate quick wins from deeper remediation and start with the highest-risk gaps.
Use a one-page view with customers, your board, or your insurer when security questions arrive.
Your team or IT provider can work through recommendations with us for up to three months.
Each example shows why a control that looks present may still leave the business exposed.
A few privileged platforms still rely on a password alone, leaving the most valuable accounts with weaker protection.
Credentials or API keys can remain in Git history even after the visible file is changed or deleted.
Cloud or workspace events are not retained consistently enough to investigate suspicious activity with confidence.
A backup is only dependable after the team has confirmed that the data can be recovered within an acceptable timeframe.
There is no written contact and escalation path for the first hours after a suspected security event.
Why Flowleads
Your audit is led by a specialist with experience in South Korea's defense sector. He knows how to prepare infrastructure and evidence for high-stakes reviews.
Security practice lead
Cybersecurity specialist at Flowleads
LeeSu leads security audits at Flowleads. Before joining, he worked at Hanwha Aerospace, implementing controls for the secure operation of critical infrastructure.
He prepared the company for reviews by national intelligence and defense authorities: finding and closing gaps, assembling evidence, and responding to auditors.
Hands-on experience
Worked inside a defense contractor, not only from the outside as a consultant.
Audits and certification
Supported internal ISMS-P audits and readiness for CMMC and Cyber Essentials.
Clear recommendations
Implementation experience helps separate formal requirements from changes that actually reduce risk.
Engagement
Add remediation only if you want it. Nothing renews automatically.
Full baseline
$500
one fixed fee
Baseline and report
Action and support
2-4 weeks, about 10 hours from your team
Book a free intro callQuoted separately
Hands-on help to fix specific findings with your IT provider, plus optional hardening or a later re-audit.
Book a free intro callTailored scope
For larger organizations, multiple entities, deeper control coverage, or a specific compliance-readiness target.
Book a free intro callNo. It is a controls and configuration baseline mapped to ISO 27001 and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. Nothing on your systems is tested or touched without written approval. If you need a pentest, we can point you in the right direction.
This is a deliberately accessible, productized baseline with a fixed scope. The goal is to give you a real score and a fix list without an enterprise consulting invoice. Deeper remediation and hardening are quoted separately.
We start with a questionnaire and evidence you choose to share. Any requested access is read-only where possible, agreed in writing, covered by the NDA, and removed when the engagement ends.
Not on its own. Certification is a separate formal audit. This review maps the gaps and priorities so you can approach a certifier or customer questionnaire with fewer surprises.
Plan for about 10 hours in total, mostly for the questionnaire and evidence gathering, spread across one or two weeks. The two support calls are included.
The engagement ends. Nothing renews automatically. You can implement the fixes internally or ask us to quote remediation, extra support, or a later re-audit.
Get a scored baseline and ranked fix list for $500 and about 10 hours of your team's time.