Find the cracks before someone else does.
Every asset mapped, every finding ranked by operational consequence, and a remediation plan your leadership can defend.
Direnzic assesses the environments where weakness has consequences: water systems, municipal operations, and critical infrastructure. Attackers and auditors are both looking. We make sure you see it first.
The weaknesses that end up in headlines are rarely the ones being watched.
Attackers are opportunistic, not selective. They scan for unlocked doors at machine speed, and critical infrastructure gets no exemption for being public-serving, small, or "under the radar." What they count on is exactly what most environments have:
Devices and systems on your network that nobody has inventoried, including the OT side.
Systems running exactly as they were installed, patches and configurations untouched for years.
Vendor connections into your environment that nobody is tracking or reviewing.
Findings from the last assessment that were filed, not fixed.
The assumption that "we're too small to be a target," which attackers price in.
An unfound weakness is a decision someone else gets to make.
For critical infrastructure, a vulnerability is never just an IT ticket. Four exposures ride on every unfound gap.
Operational Disruption
Treatment processes, control systems, and service delivery can be halted through a single unpatched system or misconfigured pathway.
Regulatory Exposure
AWIA, EPA, and state frameworks expect documented risk identification. An unassessed environment is a compliance finding waiting to be written.
Cost of Discovery-by-Incident
Finding a weakness through an attack costs orders of magnitude more than finding it through an assessment: downtime, recovery, and trust.
Leadership Defensibility
After an incident, the first question is what reasonable steps were taken. A current assessment, with remediation evidence, is the answer.
Simple process. Defensible results.
Non-disruptive to your operations, readable by your leadership, and built to end in action rather than a binder.
Discover
We identify every device and system connected to your environment, including operational technology and the vendor pathways in between, and scan each for exploitable gaps.
Analyze
Our team ranks every finding by operational consequence, not just technical severity. What threatens service delivery moves to the top; what doesn't, doesn't.
Plan
You get a step-by-step remediation plan with priorities, owners, and sequencing, written so leadership can sponsor it and your team can run it.
Stay
Post-assessment support, guidance, and re-verification as fixes land. We don't hand you findings and disappear; we stay until the gaps are actually closed.
A vulnerability assessment should not end with findings. It should end with fixes you can prove.
Not a scan report. A decision-ready picture.
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A complete asset and exposure inventory
Everything connected to your environment, IT and OT, known and previously unknown, with its exposure surface mapped.
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Findings ranked by operational consequence
Each weakness translated into what it threatens: service delivery, compliance standing, and public trust, so priorities set themselves.
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A sequenced remediation plan with owners
What to fix first, what can wait, who owns each fix, and how completion gets verified.
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A board-ready executive summary
The whole picture in plain English, presentable to a board, council, regulator, or insurer without translation.
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An evidence file that holds up
Documentation of what was assessed, what was found, and what was done, the record that proves reasonable steps were taken.
Find the cracks in your armor before someone else does.
One conversation will tell you honestly whether your environment has been assessed the way attackers, auditors, and insurers will assess it, and what to do about it if it hasn't.
Someone is scanning your environment this week.
The only question is whether you see the results first.