An assessment answers the question every leadership team eventually asks: what shape are we actually in? Blue Reef assessments produce a written report with findings, risk ratings, and a prioritized roadmap — presented in business context, not jargon — so IT and leadership can decide together what to fix first.
Servers, networking, endpoints, and cloud — inventory, configuration and patch status, resilience, and lifecycle planning.
Conditional Access review, MFA and identity audit, Defender and email security, tenant governance and permissions analysis.
Workload inventory and cloud suitability, identity readiness, connectivity, and a phased Azure migration roadmap with cost modeling.
Controls, policies, and practices benchmarked against industry frameworks — endpoint, identity, vulnerability program, and IR readiness.
Operational maturity across people, process, and technology — scored, benchmarked, and prioritized.
For call center operators: the specialized version, covering platform infrastructure, security, and documentation. See Amtelco assessments.
Deliverables are written so your internal team can execute them independently. Many clients continue into co-managed IT or a vCIO engagement — but the report stands on its own either way. No dependency by design.
If you're not sure, start with the Security Posture Evaluation or IT Infrastructure Assessment — they surface the risks that matter most and usually indicate what deserves a deeper look next. If your environment is Microsoft-first, the M365 Security Audit is often the highest-value starting point.
A written report with documented findings, severity ratings, business impact context, and a prioritized remediation roadmap — plus a walkthrough with your team and leadership.
Yes. Blue Reef is remote-first; assessments run through structured interviews, read-only access reviews, and documentation analysis without disrupting operations.
No. Reports are written so your internal team can act on them independently. Continuing into co-managed IT or vCIO services is an option, not an obligation.
Tell us what prompted the question — an incident, an audit, or just a hunch. You'll hear back from the engineer within 1 business day.