Network audit & IT infrastructure audit that ends in a plan, not a pitch.
Our network audit services give you a written, independent view of your network and IT infrastructure: what you have, how it is connected, where the risks are and what to fix first. It is the same engineering audit every NetSecure Global engagement starts with, and you keep the report whether or not you hire us.
What the network audit covers.
- Asset discovery and an up-to-date topology diagram
- Firewall rules, NAT and remote-access review
- VLAN and IT/OT segmentation check
- Switch, router and Wi-Fi configuration and firmware
- WAN links, leased-line failover and bandwidth use
- Servers, virtualisation hosts and storage health
- Backup jobs and an actual test restore
- Identity, admin accounts and MFA coverage
- Patch levels and exposed services
- UPS, power and rack environment
What you receive.
An executive summary in plain language, a current-state network diagram, and each finding ranked by risk with the evidence behind it. A remediation roadmap groups fixes into quick wins, planned changes and longer projects.
The audit is tool-neutral. We don't sell hardware or tools, so recommendations are about the requirement, not a product. Where a finding touches storage performance we may suggest the deeper NAS health check & CAD storage audit; where it touches security operations, our managed security services.
For reference, the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) publishes baseline requirements for cyber security audits; our scope is aligned to cover the network-relevant areas. We prepare you for audits; we do not issue certifications.
From first call to written findings.
Scope call
Sites, users, critical systems and what is breaking today.
On-site discovery
An engineer maps the network, traces critical cabling and reads configurations, read-only.
Analysis
Findings are verified, ranked by risk and tied to evidence.
Report & walkthrough
We walk you through the report and roadmap, then you decide what happens next.
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Network audit: questions
What is a network audit?
A network audit is a structured review of your network: what devices exist, how they connect, how traffic is allowed between segments, how they are configured and patched, and whether backups and failover actually work. It ends with written findings and a prioritised fix list.
What is the difference between a network audit and a network security audit?
A network audit covers performance, resilience and documentation as well as security. A network security audit focuses on firewall rules, segmentation, access, hardening and vulnerabilities. Our engineering audit includes both.
What does an IT infrastructure audit checklist include?
Asset inventory, topology and cabling, firewall and ACL review, VLAN segmentation, switch and Wi-Fi configuration, server and virtualisation health, storage and RAID state, backup and restore tests, identity and remote access, patch levels, UPS and power, and logging.
Will the audit disrupt production?
No. Discovery and configuration review are read-only and scheduled around shifts. Any active testing is agreed in writing and run in a maintenance window.
What do we receive at the end?
A written report with an executive summary, a current-state network diagram, findings ranked by risk with evidence, and a remediation roadmap. You can act on it with us, with another provider or in-house.
Know your network before it surprises you.
Tell us your sites and systems; we'll scope the audit.