Identity & access
User accounts, administrator privileges, password practices, MFA, onboarding and offboarding.
Cybersecurity assessments
See the risk.
Know what to do next.
STS gives Trinidad & Tobago organisations a clear, practical view of their cybersecurity exposure—without unnecessary alarm or complexity.
Designed for
- Small and growing businesses
- Professional and medical practices
- Schools, churches and non-profits
- Organisations without dedicated security staff
Independent, practical guidanceFindings are prioritised around your real environment, risk and budget.
Assessment coverage
A structured review of people, process and technology.
The final scope is agreed before work begins. Depending on your needs, the assessment may cover the following areas.
Email & cloud
Business email, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace settings, sharing practices and account recovery.
Devices & protection
Computers, updates, endpoint protection, encryption and avoidable configuration weaknesses.
Network security
Internet connectivity, Wi-Fi, routers, remote access and separation of trusted and guest devices.
Backups & resilience
Critical information, backup arrangements, restoration readiness and continuity considerations.
People & preparedness
Awareness, policies, incident contacts, reporting procedures and response readiness.
How it works
Clear from the first conversation to the final handover.
- 01
Discovery
We discuss your organisation, concerns and priorities.
- 02
Agreed scope
You receive a defined scope, deliverables and quotation.
- 03
Assessment
Relevant information and controls are reviewed carefully.
- 04
Findings
Observations are explained and prioritised by practical risk.
- 05
Handover
You receive documentation and recommended next steps.
What you receive
Useful findings—not a document that sits on a shelf.
Deliverables are written so that business owners and decision-makers can understand the issues and take sensible action.
Executive summaryA concise view of the overall position.
Prioritised observationsIssues organised by importance and context.
Practical recommendationsRealistic actions based on your environment and budget.
Review discussionAn opportunity to clarify findings and next steps.
An assessment provides a point-in-time view based on the agreed scope and information available. It does not guarantee that every vulnerability will be identified or that a security incident cannot occur.
A sensible first step