RIZQ
Continuous testing · phishing simulation · risk assessment

Attack the estate like an adversary. Manage it like a program.

Find the gap before someone else does. Our testing is continuous rather than annual, our awareness campaigns use real-world phishing, and every finding lands in a ticket with an owner.

  • Continuous testing
  • Black box + white box
  • Risk-scored remediation
  • Monthly maturity loop
  • Phishing simulation
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Penetration Testing and Security Awareness

What is at stake

Without a managed program, every gap is an incident waiting.

The snapshot problem

An annual penetration test is a photograph, accurate the day it is taken and decaying every day after.

The ranking problem

Fewer than two percent of published vulnerabilities are ever exploited, but severity labels cannot tell you which.

Users as the attack surface

One convincing message beats a hardened firewall.

Findings nobody owns

A PDF of scanner output ages in a drawer.

What RIZQ delivers

The same scenarios, handled.

A trend line

External testing runs continuously; every cycle is comparable to the last.

Exploit-validated findings

A human confirms every finding before it becomes remediation work. No raw scanner output reaches your team.

Users who report phishing

Real-world simulations measured per department, with coaching.

Work orders with owners

Every finding ships with a score, an owner and a due window; nothing closes without a retest.

Why it matters

Beyond the scanner

Human-validated findings

Certified analysts confirm and chain findings into realistic attack paths before anything reaches your team.

24/7 SOC review

Testing feeds detection

Attack paths found in testing tune the detections our SOC runs for you.

04The operating loop

Test. Report. Remediate. Validate. Measure.

One loop, the same sequence every cycle, so every month’s numbers mean something.

  1. Testcontinuous

    External testing of public assets plus credentialed internal scans across the estate.

  2. Reporttwo views

    Risk-ranked resolution report in two views: IT plan and engineering detail.

  3. Remediateticketed

    Your teams execute fixes with RIZQ guidance throughout; each finding has an owner and due window.

  4. Validateretest

    A retest confirms the fix before the ticket closes.

  5. Measuretrend

    Month-over-month maturity trend shows whether posture is improving.

05With RIZQ vs without

Four scenarios from this service.

The same situation handled two ways.

Continuous programAnnual snapshot
New critical vulnerability published
ReconAccessPersistMoveImpact
ranked

Exposure found in the next cycle, ranked by exploitation probability and business impact, fixed in days if exposed.

ReconAccessPersistMoveImpact
unknown

Discovered at next year’s test, or by an attacker first.

Phishing lure hits finance
ReconAccessPersistMoveImpact
reported

Simulation history means the team recognizes and reports it.

ReconAccessPersistMoveImpact
clicked

Credentials or a wire transfer gone.

Scanner reports 400 findings
ReconAccessPersistMoveImpact
triaged

Validated, deduplicated and ranked; a short list with owners and dates.

ReconAccessPersistMoveImpact
ignored

Nobody can start, so nobody does.

Auditor asks for testing evidence
ReconAccessPersistMoveImpact
monthly

Reports and retest evidence for every cycle, aligned to CIS Control 7.

ReconAccessPersistMoveImpact
stale

A single report from eighteen months ago.

06Deliverables

What you receive, group by group.

Three numbered groups: what we put in place, what runs every cycle, and what lands on your desk.

01
Penetration testing
  • Continuous external testing of public IP ranges
  • Findings delivered as tickets with severity and owner
  • Audit-ready reports and retest evidence
02
Security awareness
  • Continuous campaigns and real-world phishing simulations
  • Per-user and per-department susceptibility reporting
  • Targeted coaching and policy acknowledgements
03
Risk assessment
  • Internal vulnerability scan and security audit
  • Prioritized hardening plan with timelines
  • Follow-up validation of remediation
What lands on your desk. Monthly findings and remediation report · Monthly phishing-simulation results · Quarterly audit-ready penetration test report

07The operating cadence

Test. Report. Remediate. Validate. Measure.

The same sequence every cycle, so every period's numbers are comparable to the last.

Annual testexposure accumulates for 12 monthsMonthly loopwindow reset every cycleM1M2M3M4M5M6M7M8M9M10M11M12
Read the chart. Snapshot versus operating loop: exposure over a year (illustrative).

08Why RIZQ

One partner, the whole stack.

Beyond the scannerHuman-validated findings

Certified analysts confirm and chain findings into realistic attack paths before anything reaches your team.

24/7 SOC reviewTesting feeds detection

Attack paths found in testing tune the detections our SOC runs for you.

Framework-alignedCIS Control 7 at its most demanding reading

Monthly cadence where the control minimum says quarterly.

Program disciplineNamed project manager

Single point of contact, monthly debrief, quarterly executive review.

09Next steps

From conversation to live service.

Each step has a defined exit. Nothing is open-ended.

  1. 1
    Baseline cycle

    First external test, credentialed scan and phishing simulation set the maturity baseline.

    cycle 1
    Exit: baseline
  2. 2
    Ranked plan

    First risk-ranked remediation plan lands in both working views.

    cycle 1
    Exit: plan
  3. 3
    Executive cadence

    Monthly debriefs and quarterly reviews carry the trend from month one.

    monthly
    Exit: live
Every monthly cycle shrinks the window between a vulnerability existing and being fixed, with the evidence to prove it.
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