Gap Analysis
Communications & cybersecurity
The problem: Risks that remain hidden, even in broad daylight
Think about it for a moment – in today’s digital age, every organization is a technology company. Whether you sell shoes or provide educational consulting, you rely on computer systems, communication networks, and digital data. The problem? We often don’t really know where we’re vulnerable.
It’s not about fear of hackers in black hoodies. It’s about simple questions: What happens if an employee working from home connects to an unsecured network? What about that backup that’s supposed to run every night – but no one has checked if it’s actually working? Where do you keep all your important passwords?
The solution: Taking a fresh look at your existing environment
The gap analysis process provides an external view of your technical infrastructure.
Its purpose is to identify security gaps across the organization’s environment.
What we check in this process
- Technical infrastructure: How is the network structured? Is the equipment (switches, routers, firewalls) configured correctly? Are there points where sensitive data is exposed or transmitted improperly?
- Defense systems: Does the antivirus setup work? Are threat detection and monitoring systems active and effective? Are you actually safe, or do you just feel safe?
- Daily work processes: Who can access what? How do employees connect from home? Do backups actually happen and are they recoverable?
- The gap between theory and practice: Many organizations have beautiful policies on paper, but their day-to-day operations are different. We know how to spot these gaps.
The challenge: unknown risks
The issue isn’t really technical – it’s business. Organizations take risks all the time, and sometimes accepting risk is a conscious business decision. The problem begins when risks are taken unknowingly
Common examples:
- Employees logging in from home without adequate security controls.
- Equipment connected to the internal network without any monitoring
- Backups that seem to work, but in times of need turn out to be unusable
- Sensitive information passing over the network without proper encryption
What your Organization will get ?
- A clear picture of the situation – What is the real state of your network and security, without wrapping it in technical jargon.
- Identification of critical gaps – Is there a discrepancy between what should happen and what actually does?
- Understanding the risks – Not “the world will collapse tomorrow,” but understanding the risks you are taking and what it might cost you.
- Practical recommendations – Concrete steps that can be taken, in a priority order that makes sense for your organization.
- Understandable reports – Written so even managers without as much technical background can make informed decisions.
Why This Matters Now
In a world where work is increasingly digital, the risks are only increasing. Instead of waiting for something to happen, it’s better to know your weak points ahead of time and make decisions accordingly. This is not paranoia – it’s smart management of the technology in which you already invest so much.
Want to know the risks you’re taking unawares?
Let’s conduct a professional examination that will allow us to identify gaps in advance – before they grow into a major issue.




