Know Every Part of Your IT
It’s not uncommon for small and mid-sized businesses to lose track of every component of their IT as they grow.
With a foundational IT audit, you can identify every piece of equipment, component, and software your company uses — and all the ones you’re paying for that you may not be using.
Why Foundational IT Audits Matter
Not having a full picture of your company’s IT puts you at risk in a number of areas, from over-spending on IT you don’t really use to opening your operations up to cyber attacks.
Wasted money
Shadow IT
Security risks
Unsanctioned or unknown IT can expose your business to bad actors or cause you to fail at compliance.
Unnecessary roadblocks
Our Foundational IT Process
Our Foundational IT Audit digs deep into every piece of your company’s IT. We provide you with:
- A complete list of all hardware, software, and components
- Guidance on IT that is being underutilized
- Suggestions of IT solutions that may better suit your needs
- A detailed roadmap of where your IT should be and how to get there
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The Benefits of an Audit-First Approach
Let’s talk about reaction.
Not in Newton’s Third Law sense, but in technology. Specifically, being reactive in IT decision-making.
Too often companies find themselves trapped in a cycle of reactive decisions when it comes to their IT infrastructure. It often begins with an incident or disruption that exposes vulnerabilities — a data breach, a system outage, or even a user complaint about slow response times.
When these issues arise, they trigger a sense of urgency and pressure to find a quick solution. And in the rush to resolve the immediate issue, decision-makers may overlook the underlying causes or fail to consider the broader implications for the company.
That’s a bad place to be. In IT, the goal should be proactive rather than reactive, and the first step to getting there is a comprehensive IT audit.
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FAQs
A foundational IT audit is a comprehensive assessment of your organization’s IT infrastructure, security posture, policies, and processes. It helps identify vulnerabilities, inefficiencies, and areas for improvement to ensure your technology aligns with business objectives and compliance requirements.
Foundational IT audits help organizations:
- Identify security risks and compliance gaps
- Improve IT performance and efficiency
- Ensure data protection and cybersecurity best practices
- Reduce downtime and mitigate operational risks
- Optimize IT investments and future-proof technology infrastructure
A foundational IT audit usually includes:
- Network Security: Firewalls, antivirus, intrusion detection systems
- Data Protection: Backup strategies, disaster recovery, encryption
- Compliance & Governance: HIPAA, SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST frameworks
- IT Infrastructure: Server health, cloud usage, hardware lifecycle
- User Access & Identity Management: Permissions, multi-factor authentication (MFA)
- Software & Application Management: Licensing, patch management
- IT Policies & Procedures: Acceptable use policies, incident response plans
Any organization that relies on technology should consider an IT audit. It’s especially critical for:
- Businesses handling sensitive customer data (e.g., healthcare, finance, legal)
- Companies preparing for regulatory compliance reviews
- Organizations experiencing frequent IT disruptions or security concerns
- Growing businesses looking to scale their IT infrastructure securely
After the audit, you’ll receive a detailed report outlining:
- Key findings and security risks
- Recommendations for improvements
- A prioritized action plan to address vulnerabilities
- Compliance gaps and how to resolve them