Evaluates the network you describe, area by area: infrastructure, architecture, IP addressing, configuration, security, segmentation, firewall, performance, availability, wireless, monitoring and vulnerabilities. Each finding states its evidence, impact, severity and recommendation, and says whether it rests on evidence, is a potential issue or an assumption. The service analyses what you supply: it never scans, accesses or changes your equipment.
Contents
1. Audit Overview
2. Executive Summary
3. Objectives & Scope
4. Network Environment
5. Infrastructure Assessment
6. Architecture Assessment
7. IP Addressing Assessment
8. Configuration Assessment
9. Network Security Assessment
10. Segmentation Assessment
11. Firewall Assessment
12. Performance Assessment
13. Availability & Resilience Assessment
14. Wireless Assessment
15. Monitoring Assessment
16. Vulnerability Assessment
17. Technical Findings Register
18. Risk & Impact Analysis
19. Recommendations
20. Prioritised Remediation Roadmap
21. Conclusion
22. Audit Limitations
What you provide
Deliverable — You set its title, author and structure.
Audit configuration — What is audited, and how deeply. The questions below follow your choices.
Network environment — The network as it stands. Used by every area.
Infrastructure & Equipment — Equipment, firmware, lifecycle, capacity and redundancy.
Network Architecture — Topology, connectivity, design and single points of failure.
IP Addressing & Subnetting — Subnets, gateways, DHCP, DNS and address conflicts.
Network Configuration — VLANs, routing, switching, ports and protocols.
Network Security — Authentication, access controls, hardening and exposed services.
Network Segmentation — Network zones, VLAN isolation and communication between segments.
Firewall & Access Control — Rules, policies, ports, protocols and access restrictions.
Network Performance — Bandwidth, latency, jitter, packet loss and congestion.
Availability & Resilience — Redundancy, failover and recovery mechanisms.
Wireless Network — Access points, SSIDs, encryption, coverage and interference.
Network Monitoring — SNMP, logs, metrics, alerts and coverage.
Network Vulnerabilities — Known CVEs, outdated firmware, exposed services and scan results.
Evidence — Paste what supports your answers: diagrams described in text, inventories, firewall rules, command outputs, monitoring and scan reports, previous audits. Remove passwords and keys first.
