Technical findings in business terms.
A transaction can inherit fragile systems, hidden security liabilities, unsupported platforms, key-person dependencies, and costly integration requirements.
Positroniq examines the technology environment and its associated risks, translating evidence into practical findings for decision-makers. We help clients identify material concerns, distinguish urgent issues from manageable technical debt, and understand the potential costs and operational implications of remediation.
Our approach is tailored to the transaction, access available during diligence, and the technical and commercial questions that matter most to the buyer, investor, or seller.
Beyond the checklist.
Cybersecurity exposure
Security governance, material vulnerabilities, identity and access, detection and response, security architecture, and control effectiveness.
Architecture & infrastructure
System design, hosting dependencies, cloud services, integration points, scalability, reliability, and lifecycle risks.
Technical debt & maintainability
Legacy technology, unsupported components, architectural constraints, development practices, and the effort required to modernize.
Privacy & compliance obligations
Data handling, material privacy obligations, compliance posture, contractual security commitments, and potential inherited liabilities.
Resilience & continuity
Backup and recovery capabilities, business-critical dependencies, incident readiness, availability, and operational concentration risks.
Engineering organization & delivery
Development and release processes, technical staffing, key-person dependencies, documentation, and the ability to sustain future plans.
Integration & separation readiness
Day-one operational dependencies, post-close integration work, separation challenges, and transitional service considerations.
Remediation & investment priorities
Material findings translated into prioritized actions, practical options, potential resource needs, and post-transaction planning considerations.
Clear information for transaction decisions.
We emphasize findings that help decision-makers evaluate exposure, integration effort, and future investment—not technical observations without context.
- Executive-level summary of material technology and cybersecurity risks.
- Evidence-based findings with business consequences and realistic mitigation options.
- Prioritized issues for negotiation, closing preparation, and post-close remediation.
- Technology and operational dependencies requiring deeper investigation.
- Practical recommendations appropriate to the transaction timeline and available access.
Scope, depth, and conclusions depend on evidence made available and the agreed engagement objectives. Due diligence supports—but does not replace—legal, financial, or other specialist advice.