Cybersecurity Assessment in Stonecrest, GA

Cybersecurity Assessment in Stonecrest, GA: Know Your Risk Before an Attacker Does

Stonecrest businesses operating in DeKalb County face the same threat landscape as any organization in metro Atlanta, but without a structured cybersecurity assessment they are running blind. COMNEXIA, headquartered in Roswell, GA and serving the Atlanta market since 1991, delivers structured cybersecurity assessments that map your actual exposure across endpoints, identities, network perimeters, and backup integrity. The output is not a generic scorecard. It is a prioritized remediation plan tied to the controls your business is legally or contractually required to meet.

What a Cybersecurity Assessment Actually Covers

A COMNEXIA cybersecurity assessment examines five concrete layers of your environment. Each layer is reviewed against a named control framework, not a vague checklist.

• Endpoint posture: We audit whether SentinelOne EDR or Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is deployed, licensed at the correct tier, and actively reporting to a 24/7 SOC. Unmanaged endpoints, BYOD devices without policy enforcement, and gaps in agent coverage are documented with host counts.
• Identity and access controls: We review your Microsoft Entra ID tenant for conditional access policy coverage, per-user MFA enrollment status, legacy authentication protocol exposure, and privileged identity assignments. Any account with global admin rights that lacks phishing-resistant MFA is flagged as a critical finding.
• Patch and configuration management: Using NinjaOne RMM data or a direct scan, we identify endpoints running unsupported operating systems, missing Windows cumulative updates, or firmware more than two versions behind. Every finding is tied to a CVE severity score where applicable.
• Backup and recovery integrity: We verify whether your current backup architecture meets the 3-2-1 standard (three copies, two media types, one off-site or immutable cloud copy). We also test documented recovery procedures, because an untested backup is not a backup.
• Security awareness and phishing risk: We review whether staff has completed phishing-simulation training in the prior 12 months and whether click-rate data by department is being tracked and reported monthly.

Compliance Frameworks Relevant to Stonecrest Businesses

Depending on your industry, the assessment maps findings directly to the regulation governing your organization. COMNEXIA does not apply every framework to every client. We match findings to the rules that actually apply to your business.

Auto dealerships in the Stonecrest area selling or financing vehicles are subject to the FTC Safeguards Rule (16 CFR Part 314), which since June 2023 has required a written information security program, a designated qualified individual, and annual risk assessments. If your dealership runs a DMS on CDK Global, Reynolds and Reynolds, or Dealertrack, those systems hold nonpublic customer financial data and fall squarely within Safeguards Rule scope. COMNEXIA's assessment identifies every system, including DMS integrations, that touches that data and maps gaps to the rule's nine required elements.

Healthcare-adjacent businesses handling protected health information are assessed against HIPAA Security Rule administrative, physical, and technical safeguard requirements. Organizations pursuing or holding federal contracts that involve controlled unclassified information are assessed against CMMC Level 1 or Level 2 practice requirements. Businesses processing card payments are assessed against PCI DSS scoping and network segmentation requirements.

The Assessment Deliverable: A Report You Can Actually Use

COMNEXIA delivers a written findings report within five business days of completing data collection. The report contains a risk-rated finding for every gap discovered, organized by critical, high, medium, and low severity. Each finding includes the affected system or configuration, the specific control that is missing or misconfigured (for example, a Microsoft Entra ID conditional access policy blocking legacy authentication protocols), and a recommended remediation step with enough detail that your IT staff or a COMNEXIA engineer can execute it without ambiguity.

The report also includes a one-page executive summary suitable for presenting to ownership, a board, or a compliance auditor. For dealerships, that summary is formatted to satisfy the FTC Safeguards Rule documentation requirement for a risk assessment on record.

Why Stonecrest Businesses Work with COMNEXIA

COMNEXIA has operated as a security-first managed IT provider in Georgia for 35 years. That means the engineers conducting your assessment have configured Microsoft Defender for Cloud tenants, SentinelOne management consoles, and Entra ID conditional access policies for real Atlanta-area businesses, not in a lab environment. Stonecrest is roughly 25 miles from our Roswell headquarters, and we serve clients throughout DeKalb County and metro Atlanta on a regular basis.

We do not subcontract assessments to junior analysts running automated scanners and delivering a PDF. A named COMNEXIA engineer reviews every finding, validates it against your actual environment, and is available to walk your team through the results.

Schedule Your Cybersecurity Assessment Today

If your Stonecrest business cannot answer with certainty whether every endpoint has EDR coverage, every admin account has phishing-resistant MFA enforced, and your backups have been successfully restored in the last 90 days, a cybersecurity assessment is the correct first step. Call COMNEXIA at (877) 600-6550 to schedule your assessment and speak directly with an engineer who works in the Atlanta market.