A scan of a real tenant returns a lot. We rank it by what an attacker would actually use against you, not by raw severity counts—so the list you leave with is short and ordered.
Some controls don't apply to a 30-person company, and a benchmark won't tell you which. We mark those explicitly rather than leaving you to argue with a red number every month.
For every priority item: the exact change, who has to make it, whether it will break something, and whether &Secure can apply it for you with your approval.
Insurer questionnaires, a client's security review, a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 auditor, a board paper. We map your posture onto whichever of those you're facing and export the evidence.
A once-a-year review that decays the moment it's delivered isn't worth much. Everything an analyst does with you is a workflow you keep.
Every finding carries what we actually observed, why it matters, the remediation, and the framework controls it satisfies. No bare control ID to go and look up.
Procedural controls—documented policies, periodic reviews—can't be machine-checked. Attest to them with a note, a policy excerpt or a link, and they carry that evidence into the audit export instead of sitting permanently red.
Safe fixes can be applied from the app: we show the exact change, you approve, we apply and re-verify on the next scan. Attributed and logged. Anything riskier stays a written instruction.
A printable evidence pack per framework (SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and Essential 8) and a full evidence CSV—every control, status, evidence and remediation, with its cross-framework references.
Fixed, new, still open—and regressed, when a control that was passing starts failing again. That reaches Slack or your webhook, not next quarter's review.
For MSPs and consultancies: branded, print-to-PDF posture reports per client, plus a fleet view across every tenant you manage.
An IT lead or an ops person who owns security among six other things, and needs to know whether the setup they inherited is actually sound.
A big customer, an insurer or a funding round has sent a security questionnaire, and the honest answer to half of it is currently "I'm not sure".
A posture baseline at onboarding, so you know what you've inherited before it becomes your fault—and a branded report to hand the client.