Why it matters
Catch problems before they cost you
Aging or misconfigured equipment flagged before it causes downtime.
A prioritized fix list
Know what actually needs attention first, not just a long list of issues.
Confidence in what you own
A full, accurate inventory of what's running, often for the first time.
What this covers
- A full inventory and health check of current hardware, network, and systems
- Flagging aging, unsupported, or misconfigured equipment before it causes downtime
- A clear report ranking what needs attention first
Frequently asked questions
How long does an IT infrastructure audit take?
For a single office, typically a few days on-site plus time to compile the report. It depends on how much hardware and how many systems there are to inventory — multi-site setups take longer, and we scope the timeline once we know the size of the job.
What's the difference between an infrastructure audit and a cybersecurity assessment?
An infrastructure audit is about the health of what you own — is hardware aging, misconfigured, or unsupported. A cybersecurity assessment is specifically about security exposure. They overlap, but an audit is broader (performance and reliability too), while a security assessment is narrower and deeper on risk.
How often should we audit our IT infrastructure?
Annually is a reasonable baseline for most businesses, so aging or misconfigured equipment gets caught before it causes downtime rather than after. If you've never had one done, that first audit is usually the most valuable — it's often the first time anyone has a full, accurate picture of what's actually running.