Risk audit
Mapping of security, cybersecurity, reputational, data and artificial-intelligence risks, measurement of gaps against reference frameworks, audit of exposed sites. Confidential delivery to the committee or the security director, with a vulnerability matrix and a roadmap.
When to engage us
Incident
You have been the victim of a malicious act: do your protections withstand a new test?
Protection
Are your tangible and intangible assets and your staff protected as well as they deserve?
Maturity
Do your arrangements hold up in a realistic situation?
Our approach
Assessing the gaps
Against the applicable frameworks and good practice.
Testing the arrangements
Physical intrusion tests carried out by specialised operators.
Prioritising actions
Within a realistic, prioritised roadmap.
Engagements delivered
Real engagements, anonymised: the client is never named.
Security
Physical intrusion test on two regulated industrial sites
A field assessment tested the resistance of two sites against realistic intrusion scenarios and prioritised the improvement measures.
- Industry
- Large group
Assessment
Security audit and risk mapping across multiple industrial sites
OSINT, document review, site visits, a risk map per establishment. Findings presented to the executive committee.
- Industry
- Mid-cap
Security
Building a security department inside an international industrial group
Site audits, a three-year action plan, six maturity axes. Security became an argument for access to the defence market.
- Defence
- Large group
Frequently asked questions
What is a risk audit for?
It gives the leadership a consolidated view of the company's exposure, where risks are most often managed in silos: security, cyber, reputation, data, AI. It measures gaps against reference frameworks and reveals the interdependencies between risks, which is precisely where the costliest crises begin.
When should it be launched?
After a malicious act, when you want to strengthen the protection of your assets and staff, when you are structuring your security governance, or when you want to test the maturity of your organisation.
How does Coreo proceed?
Through a mapping of security, cybersecurity, reputational, data and AI risks, the measurement of gaps against reference frameworks, an audit of exposed sites and, where the situation calls for it, physical penetration tests carried out by specialised operators.
What is the deliverable and the timeline?
A confidential named report handed directly to the committee or the security director, a vulnerability matrix with recommendations, and roadmaps broken down into actions. Allow 4 to 6 weeks, internal interviews included. Quarterly or half-yearly update monitoring is available as an option.
A situation to qualify?
A first direct conversation with a partner. With no commitment.