IS YOUR BUSINESS SUFFICIENTLY PROTECTED?
External cybersecurity threats to your IT environment such as viruses, malware, ransomware, phishing, clickjacking, misdirection of services and others have become more common and more sophisticated. Protecting your businesses’ IT assets requires the implementation of equally sophisticated tools and processes. DNA IT Solutions’ 4D-Security provides a comprehensive managed security service which helps to minimise the threat and keep your business secure.
We tackle human risk through a proven formula
- Ongoing HMR, 100% managed for you
- Bite-sized courses keep staff productive
- Automatic course reminders – no chasing users!
- Regular summary reports keep you in the loop
1. Calculate Risk
We’ll shine a light on your organisation’s current employee security posture and generate free Human Risk Report (HRR) that outlines your Risk Score and step-by-step action plan.
2. Reduce Risk
Your staff will be enrolled on their professionalised HRM programme, with bite-sized training courses and periodic phishing simulations that strenngthen their security behaviour.
3. Monitor Risk
Understanding the impact of your HRM programme with regular summary reports that outline training performance, phishing results and your ongoing human risk score.
- Submit the form
- We’ll scan your domain and the dark web for possible routes of attack, then launch a phishing simulation that replicates real-world attack techniques.
- You’ll get a one-page report outlining:
- Your business’s human risk score
- Estimated “Time-to-Breach”
- Employee phishing simulation results
- Breakdown of data exposed on the dark web
- Your step-by-step remediation plan
Cyber Security Risk Report FAQs
A Cyber Security Risk Report provides a thorough assessment of an organisation’s security posture, identifying vulnerabilities, threats and areas of highest risk to business operations. DNA IT Solutions conducts comprehensive analysis of systems, networks, user access and existing controls to produce a detailed report that highlights critical security gaps, potential impact and recommended mitigation strategies.
This helps Irish businesses prioritise security investments, enhance compliance, reduce exposure to cyber threats and make informed decisions about strengthening their cybersecurity defences. The result is a clear, actionable risk profile that supports strategic planning and improves resilience against attacks such as ransomware, phishing and data breaches.
1. What is a cyber security risk report?
A cyber security risk report is an assessment that identifies vulnerabilities, threats and risks within an organisation’s IT environment and provides recommendations to strengthen security.
2. Why does my business need a cyber security risk report?
It reveals weak points in your technology and practices, helps prioritise protective measures, and supports compliance and risk management.
3. What does the risk assessment process involve?
The process typically includes scanning for vulnerabilities, analysing configurations, reviewing access controls, evaluating policies and mapping potential threats.
4. What types of threats are included in a risk report?
Threats can include malware, ransomware, phishing, insecure configurations, weak passwords, unpatched systems and insider risks.
5. Does the report include recommendations?
Yes. A good cyber security risk report includes practical steps and priorities to mitigate identified risks and improve security controls.
6. Is this report suitable for small and medium businesses?
Yes. The report is tailored to the size and type of business and can help organisations of all sizes improve their security posture.
7. How long does a cyber security risk report take?
Time depends on environment complexity, but typical engagements can take from a few days to a couple of weeks including analysis and reporting.
8. Can the risk report help with compliance?
Yes. A risk report can help businesses meet compliance requirements by identifying gaps and documenting risk levels and controls.
9. Will the report look at user access and privileges?
Yes. Modern risk reports evaluate user accounts, permissions and identify excessive or risky privileges.
10. How does DNA IT conduct a cyber security risk report?
DNA IT performs assessments, vulnerability scans, policy reviews and interviews, then compiles findings into a structured report with actionable recommendations.
