Cybersecurity Baseline Assessment
Governance, identity, endpoint, cloud, backup, access, awareness and core operational controls.
Security improvement should begin with evidence and priorities, not fear. NovaShield translates material control gaps into business impact, practical remediation and governance.

Governance, identity, endpoint, cloud, backup, access, awareness and core operational controls.
Privileged access, MFA, sharing, conditional access, lifecycle and practical hardening.
Identity, exposure, logging, backup, configuration, ownership and governance.
Turn findings into sequenced initiatives, ownership, reporting and executive governance.
Test decisions, escalation, communications and roles before a real incident.
Locate where material risk may exist.
Validate what the environment actually shows.
Consider business impact, likelihood, dependency and effort.
Create 30/60/90-day remediation and a medium-term roadmap.
Where appropriate, assessments can reference NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0, Canadian Centre for Cyber Security baseline controls and client-specific requirements. Frameworks organize evidence and outcomes; they do not create a false certification claim.
Only access necessary for the agreed assessment. Evidence can often be reviewed through controlled sessions or client-provided exports.
Not by default. Delivery location, role, access level and data exposure are disclosed and aligned to client requirements.
No. NovaShield can assess controls and support remediation evidence; formal certification or legal conclusions belong to the relevant authority.
A typical assessment can produce an executive briefing, risk register, current-state or maturity view, prioritized 30/60/90-day actions, a medium-term roadmap, dependencies and ownership decisions.
No. Access should be limited to what the agreed scope requires. Evidence can often be reviewed through controlled sessions or client-provided exports, with access requirements agreed before work starts.
Not as a default promise. Those services should only be represented when a qualified named partner and defined scope are in place.
Where appropriate, assessments can reference NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0, Canadian Centre for Cyber Security baseline controls and client-specific requirements without implying certification or guaranteed compliance.
Start with a scoped assessment and leave with a remediation roadmap leadership can act on.