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Technical Audit

A structured review of an existing platform, codebase, architecture or cloud environment, with evidence-based risks and remediation priorities.

Who it is for

Qualification before commitment

CTOs, CIOs, heads of engineering and programme leaders facing architecture, quality, security, cloud-cost or delivery risk, with access to the relevant people and artefacts and an explicit scope boundary.

Problems

The decisions this offer is bought to clarify

01

We do not know how sound our architecture is

02

Delivery keeps slipping and nobody can say why

03

Cloud costs rise with no clear cause

04

Another team or supplier is handing over work

Outcomes

What you leave with

  • Evidence-based risk and remediation priorities
  • Clear options with sequencing and trade-offs
  • A practical improvement backlog tied to business outcomes
How it works

Structure and timeline

  1. Discovery

  2. Delivery Planning

  3. Closure and Handover

Deliverables

Tangible outputs

Evidence review.Interviews.Architecture and delivery assessment.Risk and dependency register.Prioritised remediation plan.Executive and technical readouts.Mobilisation option.
Duration and commitment

Predictable, timeboxed delivery

10 to 15 working days. Your time: access for scoping, interviews with the relevant people, and two readouts.

FAQs

Common questions about this offer

Do you do penetration testing?

No. The Technical Audit does not include penetration testing or regulated assurance unless separately contracted. We can plan and coordinate specialist testers.

What do we get at the end?

A prioritised remediation plan, a risk and dependency register, and separate readouts for executives and engineers.

Can you carry out the fixes?

The plan includes a mobilisation option. You decide whether to use Elios or another supplier.

Do you need access to our code?

Yes, or to the relevant artefacts. We agree what we can see, and the scope boundary, before the audit starts.