We examine the systems your business runs on — sites, hosting, network, Apple fleet, security, and backups — and hand back a prioritized report with concrete next steps you own.
Where your sites live and how they're served — hosting, domains, DNS, SSL, and the platforms behind them — plus the performance and reliability risks hiding in the setup.
The wiring the business actually runs on — internet, Wi-Fi, switching, and remote access — and where a weak link quietly puts uptime or security at risk.
How your Macs, iPads, and iPhones are managed, updated, and secured — MDM coverage, device health, and the gaps that show up when a device is lost or an employee leaves.
A grounded read on identity, access, endpoint protection, and the everyday habits that either hold or don't — sized to your real risk, not sold by fear.
Whether your backups actually exist, cover what matters, and can be restored — because a backup nobody has tested is a hope, not a safeguard.
A prioritized written report — findings, risks, and an ordered list of what to fix first — followed by a walkthrough. You own it outright, and you can act on it with us or on your own.
A prioritized written report covering your sites, hosting, network, Apple fleet, security, and backups — findings, the risks that matter, and an ordered list of next steps — plus a walkthrough of what we found. It's yours to keep and act on.
Most audits are turned around within a couple of weeks of getting access, depending on the size of your environment. We'll confirm timing when we scope it with you.
No. The audit stands on its own and the report is yours. If you want help executing the next steps we can do that, but there's no obligation — plenty of teams take the report and run it themselves.
Both. We're based in Denver and audit environments in person across Colorado, and we run audits remotely for teams nationwide — with on-site time where physical network or fleet needs eyes on it.
Yes — it's core to what we do. The Raven Group has worked with Mac-first businesses since 1993, and the audit gives your Apple fleet the same rigor as the rest of the stack.
