Every engagement ends here. We take everything we found across the C.V.I.P²-A framework and deliver it in a format your leadership can act on: executive summaries, technical reports, prioritized remediation roadmaps, and a live debrief with your team.
Assessment and Recommendations is the final module in the C.V.I.P²-A framework. This is where all findings from your selected modules are compiled, analyzed, and delivered as a cohesive set of documents designed for two audiences: your leadership team, who needs to understand the business risk, and your technical team, who needs to know exactly what to fix and how.
This is not a data dump. We don't hand you raw scanner output and call it a report. Every finding is validated, scored, explained in plain language, and mapped to a prioritized remediation roadmap with realistic timelines. The goal is to leave your organization with a clear understanding of where you stand and a concrete plan for what to do next.
"A security assessment is only as valuable as the action it produces. If the report sits on a shelf, the engagement failed. Our job is to make sure that doesn't happen."
Every engagement includes a comprehensive documentation package tailored to your organization's needs. The deliverables are built for action, not for filing cabinets.
Documentation isn't an afterthought at Grey Team Foundation. Report development begins the moment testing starts and continues through final delivery. Here's how we build your deliverables.
Our team documents findings in real time throughout every module. Evidence is captured, validated, and organized as testing progresses. This means your report reflects thorough, verified findings rather than rushed end-of-engagement writeups.
If we uncover a critical vulnerability during testing that poses an immediate threat, we don't wait for the final report. We notify your team immediately with enough detail to begin remediation while testing continues. You'll never be blindsided by something we found weeks ago.
Once testing is complete, findings from all selected modules are compiled into a unified report package. Every finding is reviewed for accuracy, false positives are eliminated, risk scores are validated, and remediation guidance is verified. The executive summary is written to stand on its own so leadership can read it without any other context.
We build your remediation roadmap based on severity, business impact, and practical considerations like budget, staffing, and technical complexity. We don't just tell you what to fix. We tell you what to fix first, what can wait, and what long-term improvements will prevent the same issues from coming back.
You receive the complete documentation package followed by a live debrief session with your team. We walk through every major finding, explain the attack chains and business impact, discuss remediation options, and answer every question. You leave the engagement knowing exactly where you stand and what to do about it.
Assessment and Recommendations is the final module in the C.V.I.P²-A framework because it's the module that turns findings into action. The Cyber Threat Surface Overview mapped your exposure. The Vulnerability Assessment identified your weaknesses. Intelligence Collection revealed what attackers know about you. Penetration Testing proved what could actually be exploited. Physical Security showed where your facility is vulnerable. This module ties all of that together into something your organization can actually use.
For compliance purposes, the documentation produced by this module serves as evidence that your organization has conducted a thorough security assessment and has a documented plan for remediation. Auditors, regulators, and insurance providers all expect to see this kind of documentation. HIPAA requires documented risk assessments. PCI DSS requires evidence of vulnerability management and remediation. NIST CSF 2.0 and NYDFS 23 NYCRR 500 both require documented cybersecurity programs with assessment results and improvement plans.
For Small clients, we also offer in-house patching support (up to 8 hours) to help your team act on the most critical findings immediately. This is especially valuable for organizations that don't have a dedicated IT security team and need hands-on help getting the most urgent fixes in place.
Every client who engages Grey Team Foundation receives Assessment and Recommendations as part of their engagement. This module is included because we believe every organization deserves clear, actionable reporting. It is especially critical for:
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