Most founders run their business on trust. They trust that access is controlled, that licenses are used, that laptops are safe. The problem is that trust is not a report. It is a guess.
An IT audit turns that guess into a clear picture, usually in under a week.
What it covers
Identity and access: who can log in to what, and whether ex-staff and old accounts still have the keys.
Devices: how many laptops and phones you own, whether they are encrypted, and what happens if one goes missing.
SaaS and licenses: every tool you pay for, who actually uses it, and where the money leaks.
Security and compliance: the gaps that fail a client security review before you even see them.
Offboarding: whether leaving staff are truly cut off, or still holding access months later.
How it works
The four steps above. I map the whole stack, assess it for risk and wasted spend, hand you a plain-language report you can act on, then give you a prioritised fix plan. No jargon, no scare tactics, no upsell into tools you do not need.
What you walk away with
A single document that shows exactly what you own, what it costs, where you are exposed, and what to fix first. Most clients find the audit pays for itself in cancelled licenses alone.
You cannot secure or cut costs on something you cannot see. The audit is how you start seeing it.
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