See where your IT environment may be exposed.
Get a clearer view of your public-facing technology posture and operational IT readiness. AZA combines an external configuration review with a short business questionnaire to identify practical priorities.
Three simple steps, one clearer picture.
Tell us about your business
Share basic business information and your website or domain.
We review what is publicly visible
AZA evaluates selected public-facing configuration such as domain, DNS, email security, TLS, HTTPS, and website security controls.
You receive clear priorities
Technical findings are combined with questionnaire responses to produce a plain-language summary and recommended next steps.
Ready to start?
You'll provide:
- Basic business information
- Your website or domain
- A short IT-readiness questionnaire
Let's set up your health check.
A few short questions about your business and website. AZA then reviews public-facing configuration and combines it with your operational context. About 3 minutes.
- Business + contact
- Website / domain
- IT questionnaire
Active (port / service) scanning requires a distinct authorization step and is not included in this initial review.
Two sources of evidence.
These two perspectives help AZA identify priorities that an external review or questionnaire alone could miss.
External technical review
- Domain and DNS
- Email security
- TLS and certificates
- HTTPS and HSTS
- Website security headers
Operational readiness
- Backup verification
- Multi-factor authentication
- Onboarding and offboarding
- Device inventory
- Network documentation
- Patch management
- Incident-response planning
- IT reliability
What you receive.
Written to be understandable by business owners — not just IT staff.
Highlighted findings from the external configuration review.
Areas from the questionnaire that may warrant attention.
Ranked by likely impact, not by what's easiest to sell.
Practical actions your team can take with or without AZA.
This review examines selected publicly observable configuration and the information provided in the questionnaire. It is not a penetration test, compliance audit, or complete security assessment. Active port or service scanning requires separate authorization.