Cyber Security Assessment and Remediation
Understand where your business IT needs attention, agree the practical priorities, and get help improving the controls that matter to your organisation. Start with the questions you have, not a promise of an exhaustive audit.
Start with the concerns already on your desk.
You do not need a complete asset list or a technical report to begin. Bring the questions that are making you pause, and we can work out what is useful to check.
- How secure are our business IT systems today?
- Are our people, devices, accounts, and backups protected sensibly?
- Which improvements should we tackle first?
A useful starting point
Make the current position easier to understand.
If you are unsure whether Microsoft 365, users, devices, backups, or everyday processes are adequately protected, we can help turn those concerns into a clearer list of questions and sensible next steps.
- Remote support for organisations across the UK
- On-site support across Bromley, London, Kent, and surrounding areas
- Plain-English guidance without alarmist claims or unnecessary jargon
The route from questions to action
A focused conversation, then agreed improvements.
The scope follows your situation. We will clarify what is already known, focus on useful evidence and controls, and separate immediate priorities from work that can wait.
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Understand the current position
Talk through your systems, people, devices, data, existing controls, and the concerns that prompted the review.
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Identify weaknesses and priorities
Turn the findings into a practical order of work, with clear distinctions between useful improvements and lower-priority tidy-ups.
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Remediate agreed improvements
Where Quarm can help, work through the agreed changes across settings, access, devices, backups, and working practices.
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Maintain and improve over time
Keep useful controls in view as people, devices, services, and business requirements change, with ongoing support where it fits.
Relevant areas to explore
The conversation can cover the parts of your setup that matter most.
The areas below are a guide rather than a fixed checklist. The right scope depends on your organisation, existing controls, and the improvements you want to make.
Microsoft 365 and email security
Look at the Microsoft 365 tenant, mailboxes, sharing, and email protections people rely on each day.
- Tenant and mailbox configuration
- Email, sharing, and collaboration safeguards
MFA and account protection
Review sign-in protection and the practical steps that help people use stronger account security consistently.
- MFA coverage and rollout
- Account recovery and device changes
Access, permissions, and administrators
Check whether access reflects current roles and whether administrator privileges are understood and controlled.
- Permissions and admin access
- Joiner, mover, and leaver processes
Devices, Windows, and patching
Build a clearer view of endpoint protection, Windows and device configuration, updates, and patching.
- Endpoint and device protection
- Configuration, updates, and patching
Backups and recovery
Understand how important data and services are backed up and what recovery would involve if something went wrong.
- Backup approach and coverage
- Recovery expectations and checks
Networks, Wi-Fi, and existing controls
Review the wider working environment and the processes that help security controls stay useful in practice.
- Networks and Wi-Fi
- Existing controls and prioritised improvements
Assessment versus certification
Cyber Essentials is the defined certification route.
This wider assessment and remediation conversation is about understanding your position and improving what matters to your business. Cyber Essentials is the recognised certification route with defined requirements; use the readiness assessment when certification is the specific goal.
TAKE THE READINESS ASSESSMENTRelated Quarm Solutions routes
Continue with the route that matches your next step.
Start with the question you have
Talk through your security position and next step.
Use the existing Get Support enquiry to tell us what you want to understand or improve. Select the Cyber Security enquiry route and share the context you have; you do not need a finished technical brief.