Fortress MSSP — New York City
Offensive securitybuilt around your systems.
Penetration testing and infrastructure security for businesses in New York City. Clear findings and practical remediation guidance.
Agreed scope · Clear findings · Practical priorities
What we do
Security services, end to end.
Process
From assessment to delivered findings.
Scope, responsibilities, and deliverables are agreed before work begins.
Scoping
Discuss your systems, objectives, access, and testing boundaries.
Written authorizationAssessment
Review the agreed systems and record findings with supporting evidence.
Timing agreed in advanceFindings
Receive findings, risk priorities, and practical remediation guidance.
Deliverables defined in scopeNext Steps
Discuss implementation support and any follow-up testing needed.
Follow-up scope agreed separatelyThe engineer on your scoping call is the same one who runs the test and delivers the report.
Start an EngagementFROM FINDINGS TO DECISIONS
Make the results
useful.
What was assessed and what was outside scope.
Findings your team can understand and investigate.
Remediation guidance to support prioritization.
Illustrative structure. Deliverables are agreed in your proposal.
03 / The outcome
A report should
start a conversation.
And a plan.
Useful security work gives your team more than a list of issues. It explains what the findings mean, why they matter, and what to consider next.
Ask us about the people assigned to your project, their relevant experience, and the deliverables you can expect.
Get to know FortressBefore we begin
A few common questions.
Where should we start?
Start with the systems you rely on and what prompted your concern. We’ll discuss whether a focused assessment, an architecture review, or infrastructure support is the right fit.
What will the work cost?
Fees depend on the systems covered, complexity, deliverables, and any ongoing support. You’ll receive a written proposal with scope and fees before committing.
What will we receive after an assessment?
The proposal defines your deliverables. An assessment typically includes a summary of findings, supporting evidence, and prioritized remediation guidance. Any walkthrough, remediation assistance, or retest is agreed in the scope.
Does an assessment make us compliant?
No. Technical findings may support your organization’s compliance work, but an assessment does not establish compliance or replace an independent audit. Discuss evidence requirements with your legal and audit advisers.
Do you offer ongoing support?
We can discuss ongoing infrastructure support. Systems covered, support hours, responsibilities, and response targets must be agreed in writing; the website does not promise continuous coverage.
Start a conversation
Your next step.
Let’s make it clear.
Tell us about your environment and priorities. We’ll discuss the scope and outline the next steps.