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MAX / SECURITY ASSESSMENTAPPROACH
Reviewing controls to organize the security improvement plan.

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Security Assessment

Understand your security gaps and what to improve.

A Security Assessment is a broad review of your company's security posture. While a pentest focuses on exploiting specific technical flaws, the assessment looks at the full picture: people, processes, and technology. It answers a strategic question: "how prepared is my company — and where should I invest first?"

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01 / HOW WE WORK

Our approach

We assess how your company handles security in practice. We map assets and examine technical controls, processes, and team responsibilities. The analysis draws on industry references such as ISO 27001, NIST CSF, and CIS Controls, and considers LGPD and PCI-DSS requirements.

TECHNOLOGY WITH HUMAN REVIEW

AI in the workflow.
Specialists in validation.

How AI supports this service

Max Security uses artificial intelligence to optimize the assessment — processing far more information in less time, with consistency.

  • Evidence processing: AI analyzes large volumes of documents, policies, and configurations.
  • Control mapping: AI relates findings to ISO 27001, NIST CSF, and CIS Controls.
  • Gaps: AI highlights inconsistencies and points of attention for review.

Human control first: reading the business context and prioritizing by risk are done by our specialists. AI organizes the data; the conclusion is human.

02 / SERVICE SCOPE

What we review

01

Assets and exposure surface

what you have and what is exposed.

02

Technical controls

implemented protections and their effectiveness.

03

Processes

access management, incident response, backups, patching.

04

People and responsibilities

roles, policies, and awareness.

05

Compliance

adherence to applicable standards and legal requirements.

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03 / ENGAGEMENT OUTPUTS

What you receive

  • A clear diagnosis of the gaps found.
  • Your organization's maturity level against best practices.
  • A risk-prioritized improvement plan — a roadmap for your next investments.

04 / YOUR COMPANY

Who it's for / when to engage

  • Companies that want a clear starting point to structure their security.
  • Preparation for certifications or audits (ISO 27001, PCI-DSS).
  • Leadership that needs to decide where to invest based on risk, not guesswork.
  • Times of growth, M&A, or significant technology change.

05 / FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Your questions, answered.

What's the difference between an assessment and a pentest?

The assessment broadly evaluates maturity and processes; the pentest exploits technical flaws in depth. They complement each other.

Does the assessment certify my company?

It is not a certification, but it prepares and organizes the company to achieve one by showing what is missing.