[ 01 ]ARGOS Platform
ARGOS is the platform we use to run your cybersecurity assessment: we map exposed assets, measure your security posture, test whether you can truly recover and document what's missing for your next audit. No agents across the whole network, no downtime.
No commercial commitment · Delivered in ≤ 14 days · Board-ready report
[ 02 ]Starting point
Most companies we work with don't have a tooling problem: they have a visibility problem. These are the symptoms a proper IT security evaluation resolves.
[ 03 ]What we assess
The output isn't a 200-page PDF: it's a consolidated view with prioritized findings, a suggested owner and an estimated effort for every action.
Real inventory of assets, published services and dependencies across sites. What actually exists, not what the diagram says.
[ 04 ]How it runs
Week 1
Read-only access, network discovery, external surface scanning and short interviews with your team.
Week 2
We correlate findings, prioritize them by operational impact and estimate effort, cost and owner for each action.
Day 14
Session with leadership: exposure dashboard, 90-day roadmap and evidence ready for the board or an audit.
[ 05 ]What you receive
A view by asset and by risk: what's published, what's exploitable and what can be closed this week.
Actions ordered by impact and effort, with a suggested owner and an investment estimate for each one.
Findings, scope, methodology and verified controls, in the format audit and leadership ask for.
[ 06 ]Why BITS
Many cybersecurity evaluations end in a document. Ours ends in decisions you can execute with your team or with ours.
Every finding is explained in downtime hours, data at risk and cost, not only CVE and CVSS.
Our own team in Chihuahua with national coverage: if someone has to be on site, we go.
We also assess industrial networks and production cells, where a careless scan stops the line.
If you move forward, the roadmap connects to managed SOC, vulnerability management and Zero Trust.
[ 07 ]FAQ
It is a structured evaluation of a company's real security state: asset inventory, exposed attack surface, control maturity against frameworks such as NIST CSF or CIS, recovery capability and compliance gaps. The result is a prioritized diagnostic with concrete actions, not a list of alerts.
An ARGOS assessment is delivered in 14 days or less. We need read-only access, one technical contact and 3 to 5 short interviews with IT, operations and, where relevant, industrial maintenance.
No. We use passive techniques and scoped scans within agreed windows. On OT networks we rely on passive discovery so PLCs and control equipment are never touched.
A pentest tests in depth whether a specific target can be breached. An assessment measures breadth: posture, exposure, continuity and compliance across the operation, and usually points to where a pentest is worth running next.
Yes, and that's often when it delivers the most: most findings are not missing tools but misconfigured tools, unused licenses or backups that were never restored.
You get the dashboard, the 90-day roadmap and the evidence pack. You can execute it with your team, with us or with a third party: the deliverables are yours and don't depend on hiring us.
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[ 08 ]Next step
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Follow us on LinkedInWe start with a two-week pilot assessment, no commercial commitment. If what we find doesn't justify the next step, we'll tell you.
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