Financials tell you what’s happening today. IT and security tell you if those numbers are sustainable. Hidden vulnerabilities can shut down revenue streams, trigger fines, and derail integration plans — all after you’ve paid full price.

Most breaches go undetected for 200+ days. Without a forensic check, “never had a breach” often means “never looked hard enough.” If it surfaces post-close, the breach becomes yours — with your name in the headlines.

Most breaches go undetected for 200+ days. Without a forensic check, “never had a breach” often means “never looked hard enough.” If it surfaces post-close, the breach becomes yours — with your name in the headlines.

We work as independant advisors, disecting digital sphere to the atoms. Usually, devil is in the details. We have seen a tens of M&A acquisitions where companies overlooked critical gaps and software products were not compatible with buyers’ infrastructure, or overseen maintenance needs – and consequently costs. We protect your purchase against that.

Contracts don’t reveal unpatched servers, unsupported software, unsecured cloud accounts, or over-reliance on single IT staff. These issues can cost millions to fix and delay your post-merger integration.

SaaS vendors secure their infrastructure, not how the company configures, accesses, or integrates it. Weak admin controls, no MFA, or risky API connections are the buyer’s problem, not the vendor’s.

Not as much as a post-close security incident. We run compressed, high-impact reviews that fit your deal timeline while surfacing the most material risks before you sign.

Or it might give you leverage — to renegotiate price, require fixes before closing, or plan your integration budget with full visibility. Knowledge is negotiating power.

Once you own it, you own the liability, regulatory fines, and reputational hit. Fixing after-close is more expensive, more disruptive, and can blow up your post-merger integration plan.