Exactly What the Assessment Does — and Doesn't.
Clear expectations build trust. Here is an honest summary of what the RingWarden Professional Security Assessment includes, what it does not include, and the boundaries that keep it accurate and proportionate.
Part of the $499 assessment
- Review of relevant preliminary security findings.
- Further investigation and validation of potential issues.
- Clear explanations of confirmed findings.
- Severity and risk context where applicable.
- Practical recommendations for addressing identified issues.
- A professional written assessment report.
Not part of the assessment
- Remediation, implementation, or fixing the issues identified.
- A guarantee that your firm is completely secure.
- A regulatory audit or compliance certification (e.g. CPA compliance).
- Access to private client records or login to private systems.
- Deeper testing that requires authorization — until you authorize it and scope is agreed.
- Ongoing monitoring or recurring assessments (the $499 is a one-time assessment).
Remediation and implementation are not included unless separately agreed upon.
Honest limits that protect you.
These boundaries aren't fine print — they're what keeps the assessment accurate, proportionate, and trustworthy.
No guarantee of security
No security assessment can guarantee that a business is completely secure. The assessment provides findings and recommendations based on the agreed scope and work performed.
Not a compliance certification
This is a cybersecurity assessment, not a regulatory audit, CPA compliance certification, or guarantee of regulatory compliance.
Authorized testing only
Any deeper testing that requires authorization will only take place after you authorize it and the scope is agreed upon. The preliminary quickscan uses publicly available information only.
Preliminary findings vs. confirmed findings
RingWarden may use publicly available information to conduct a preliminary quickscan. This preliminary review does not require logging into your systems, injecting code, or conducting intrusive testing. It is not a completed security assessment.
Any potential findings must be investigated and validated before being represented as confirmed findings. A potential weakness does not automatically mean a breach has occurred — it means the issue deserves appropriate investigation.
Know what you're getting. Take the next step.
A professional assessment of your public-facing digital infrastructure, with a clear written report and practical recommendations.
One-time payment. Professional written report. Delivered within 3 business days of confirmed payment, subject to the necessary assessment scope and access arrangements.