A starting inventory
List computers, users, sites, essential applications and providers using authorized information. The deliverable identifies covered systems, known dependencies and unverified items.
DITC · IT READINESS REVIEW
An IT readiness review identifies what needs managing, what still needs verification and how to organize a provider transition. Review priorities and the proposed scope before authorizing technical work.
List computers, users, sites, essential applications and providers using authorized information. The deliverable identifies covered systems, known dependencies and unverified items.
Identify ownership of domains, subscriptions, administrative accounts and backups. Define named DITC access, approvals and outgoing-provider access removal without prematurely interrupting a service.
Identify critical data, backup coverage and evidence of the last restoration test. Technical testing happens only when authorized and included. A reported backup is not presented as a successful recovery test.
Document gaps, priorities, responsibilities, setup costs and transition steps. Separate urgent actions, planned improvements and decisions that remain with the client.
FOR OUR FIRST DISCUSSION
Do not send passwords or client records through the form.
Andrei Suba is your contact. Support is available every day, 8 a.m.-10 p.m., Quebec time. Checks, licences, travel, response targets and responsibilities are agreed in the engagement.
Our service method and deliverablesYOUR QUESTIONS
No. It establishes a baseline within a written scope. Penetration testing, forensics, certification and major incident response require separate expertise and authorization.
The initial discussion scopes the need. Technical checks, evidence collection, travel and any testing are quoted before work begins. The review does not require purchasing a monthly plan.
No. Never send secrets through the contact form. Necessary access is defined, approved and established through an appropriate channel after scoping.
THE NEXT STEP