Threat & Risk Assessments
Think like the adversary.
Defend like an operator.
Most assessments find vulnerabilities. CINDR assessments reveal the attack paths — how weaknesses, misconfigurations, and trust relationships chain together into something an adversary can actually use against you.
- —Lists CVEs
- —CVSS scores
- —No business context
- —No attack paths
- —Checks boxes
- —Point-in-time snapshot
- —Framework-driven
- —No adversary model
- ✓Maps real attack paths
- ✓Assumes adversary presence
- ✓IT & OT coverage
- ✓Tied to mission impact
Our Methodology
Where other assessments end,
ours begins.
A CVE list tells you what's broken. It doesn't tell you which three of those CVEs chain into a path straight to your operations center. That's the gap CINDR closes — by modeling how a specific adversary would move through your specific environment.
Our operators have run this methodology in classified and commercial networks, adapting the same assessment discipline used by U.S. military cyber protection teams.
Assessment Services
Three types of assessment.
One standard of rigor.
Full-Spectrum Risk Assessment
A deeply technical assessment modeled after U.S. military cyber protection team operations. Assumes adversary presence and maps realistic attack paths across IT and OT environments — tied directly to operational and business impact.
See full details →Vulnerability Assessment
Systematic identification and validation of security weaknesses across systems, networks, and applications — with remediation prioritized by real exploitability, not CVSS score alone.
Learn more →Architecture Review
Adversary-informed evaluation of your security architecture, trust boundaries, and technology stack to expose design-level weaknesses before attackers find them.
Learn more →FSRA — Flagship Assessment
Full-Spectrum
Risk Assessment
CINDR's flagship assessment — the only engagement that covers IT and OT in a single operation, models real adversary behavior, and delivers findings tied directly to mission impact.
Scope & Depth.
FSRA covers both IT and OT environments in a single engagement — one of the only assessments built to evaluate industrial control systems alongside traditional infrastructure. We move across boundaries most assessments treat as separate workstreams.
The Output.
You receive a complete attack path model: specific sequences an adversary could realistically execute, the evidence supporting each path, the operational impact at the end of it, and a prioritized remediation roadmap. Not a list — a playbook.
What to Expect.
FSRA is a collaborative engagement. We work alongside your security and operations teams, not around them. The final brief is structured for both technical leads and executive leadership — so findings drive decisions at every level of the organization.
Who This Is For
Organizations that
can't afford to guess.
If your organization appears in threat intelligence reporting, operates critical infrastructure, or holds data that state-sponsored actors actively target — your adversaries have already profiled you. The question is whether you've profiled yourself first.
CINDR assessments are also used proactively — by organizations that haven't been hit yet but operate in sectors with known targeting activity and want to close exposure before it becomes an incident.
Sectors we serve
Know your exposure
before your adversaries do.
CINDR operators are ready to assess your environment with the same rigor applied to U.S. military networks.