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IT Infrastructure Audit, Hyderabad

An engineer walks your office, opens the rack, tests the UPS, and hands you a written picture of everything you run and everything about to fail.

One to three days on site depending on the size of your environment. Read-only, zero downtime, nothing gets switched off. You get an asset register, a network diagram, risk-ranked findings, and a 12-month remediation and refresh roadmap. On-site audits cover Hyderabad; a remote documentation-based version is available for other metros.

Engineer inspecting a structured cabling rack during an on-site IT infrastructure audit in Hyderabad
  • 1-3 daysEngineer on site
  • 120+Checkpoints per audit
  • ZeroDowntime during the audit
  • Read-onlyAccess model, no changes made
What gets audited on site

Nine areas, physically inspected, not surveyed by questionnaire.

Most infrastructure problems are invisible from a management console: the UPS battery that has never been load tested, the switch stack with one uplink, the cable run that fails every monsoon. That is why this audit is done standing in your office, not on a video call.

Server room & physical security

Rack condition, equipment placement, cooling and temperature, water and dust exposure, physical access control, CCTV coverage of the room, and who actually holds the keys. Server rooms in converted store rooms are common in Hyderabad offices and they fail in predictable ways.

Power & UPS health

UPS capacity against actual load, battery age and runtime under load rather than on the label, surge protection, earthing, raw-power bypass sockets that should not exist, and generator changeover behaviour where one is fitted. Power is the most common cause of hardware death we see.

Network topology & config

Switch and router inventory, firmware currency, firewall rule review, VLAN segmentation or the absence of it, single points of failure, default credentials still in place, and management interfaces reachable from the office LAN. We draw the network as it actually is, not as it was planned.

WiFi coverage & security

A walk-through signal survey of the working floor, dead zones and channel congestion, access point placement and age, guest network isolation, and whether the WiFi password on the whiteboard is also the one protecting the finance VLAN. Consumer-grade routers doing enterprise work get flagged.

Structured cabling condition

Patch panel labelling, cable certification where records exist, damaged or unterminated runs, ceiling and trunking condition, and the loose Cat5e spaghetti behind the rack that nobody wants to touch. Bad cabling causes intermittent faults that look like every other kind of problem.

Endpoint fleet age & patching

Every desktop and laptop inventoried with age, warranty status, operating system version and patch posture. Machines running out-of-support Windows versions are listed by name, because each one is both a security hole and a productivity complaint waiting to be raised.

Backup infrastructure & restore test

What is backed up, where the copies physically live, whether anything exists outside the building, and, with your permission, a supervised restore of a sample file set. A backup that has never been restored is a hope, not a control, and we test it rather than take its word.

Licensing inventory

Windows, Microsoft 365, server CALs, antivirus and line-of-business licences counted against what is actually installed and in use. Both directions matter: unlicensed software is legal exposure, and paid-for licences nobody uses are budget you can reclaim at the next renewal.

Documentation completeness

Network diagrams, admin credential management, vendor contracts and support entitlements, ISP account details, and whether anyone other than one specific person could run this environment. Key-person dependency is a finding, and in smaller Hyderabad businesses it is usually the biggest one.

Deliverables

Four documents you keep, whoever you hire next.

The output is written so any competent IT provider can act on it. Nothing is locked to us, nothing needs our tooling to read, and the findings name the gap rather than a product we want to sell you.

Asset register

Every server, switch, firewall, access point, printer, desktop and laptop we find, recorded with make, model, serial, age, warranty status and location.

  • Physical walk-through plus network discovery, correlated
  • Warranty and support status per device
  • Out-of-support hardware and operating systems flagged by name
  • A clean baseline for insurance, finance and future audits

Network diagram

A current, accurate diagram of your network as discovered on site: internet links, firewall, switches, VLANs, WiFi, servers and how they actually connect.

  • Drawn from discovery and cable tracing, not old intentions
  • Single points of failure marked on the diagram itself
  • Editable source file handed over, not just a PDF
  • The document every new IT hire wishes existed on day one

Risk-ranked findings register

Everything we find, rated by business impact rather than technical drama, so you can sequence and budget the fixes instead of receiving an alarming list.

  • Each finding: what, where, why it matters, how to fix
  • Rated critical, high, medium, low by impact on your business
  • Quick wins separated from projects that need planning
  • Plain-language summary for owners and directors up front

12-month remediation & refresh roadmap

A sequenced plan for the next twelve months: what to fix this month, what to schedule this quarter, and what to budget for at refresh time.

  • Ordered by risk and dependency, not by vendor convenience
  • Hardware refresh timing based on measured age, not guesswork
  • Scoped so you can tender the work to anyone, including us
  • A walkthrough session where we defend every line of it
Why GR IT for the audit

Four reasons this audit is worth a few days of your office's time.

Anyone can sell you an assessment PDF. The difference is whether the engineer physically verifies, whether the findings name gaps rather than products, and whether the roadmap survives contact with your budget.

We inspect, we do not survey

The audit is done in your office with the rack open, not from a questionnaire your office manager fills in. Batteries get load tested, cables get traced, restore tests actually run. Findings are things we saw, not things we were told.

Read-only and zero downtime

We take no admin actions, change no configurations and power nothing off. Discovery is passive, tests are supervised and agreed in advance, and your team keeps working through all of it. In our on-site audits to date, production has never gone down.

Vendor-neutral findings

We do not walk in with a stack we are trying to sell. Findings name the gap and the class of fix, and the roadmap is written so you can tender the work to anyone. If you ask us to quote for remediation, that is a separate conversation you start.

Fixed scope, fixed days

You know before we start how many days we will be on site, what we will touch, and exactly which documents you get at the end. No open-ended discovery phases, no consultant day-rate creep, no surprise extras invoiced afterwards.

Where we audit

On-site coverage across Hyderabad, dispatched from Gachibowli.

Engineers are dispatched from our Gachibowli HQ, so the western tech corridor gets the fastest scheduling. The rest of the city is fully covered, it just books a day or two further out.
  • HITEC City

    Tech parks and multi-floor offices, usually scheduled within the week.

  • Gachibowli

    Our home ground. Financial and tech offices around the HQ.

  • Madhapur

    Startups and mid-size offices, image galleries of messy racks included.

  • Kondapur

    Growing office corridor, frequent new-office and relocation audits.

  • Financial District

    Nanakramguda and Gowlidoddy, compliance-driven audit demand.

  • Secunderabad

    Established businesses with older estates, rich audit territory.

  • Begumpet

    Corporate offices and professional firms along the airport road.

  • Wider Hyderabad

    Uppal, LB Nagar, Kukatpally, Shamshabad and beyond, scheduled on request.

Outside Hyderabad?

Other metros get a remote, documentation-based audit. We say so honestly.

The full audit on this page needs an engineer physically in your office: you cannot load test a UPS, trace a cable or survey WiFi coverage over a video call. For businesses in Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi NCR and other metros we run a remote assessment instead: network discovery tooling, configuration reviews, licensing reconciliation and structured interviews with whoever runs your IT.

  • Remote audits cover network config, endpoint posture, backup verification, licensing and documentation in full
  • Physical areas (server room, power, cabling, WiFi survey) are assessed from photos, records and interviews, and the report marks them as remotely assessed rather than pretending otherwise
  • Multi-site businesses headquartered in Hyderabad can combine an on-site HQ audit with remote branch assessments
  • If a finding genuinely needs eyes on site, we tell you that in the report instead of guessing
Ask about a remote assessment
When businesses book this

Six moments an infrastructure audit earns its keep.

Almost nobody audits for fun. There is usually a trigger: a move, a new hire, a funding round, an outage, or an insurer asking questions nobody can answer.

Office moves & expansions

Auditing before a move tells you what deserves to be moved, what should be retired at the old office, and what the new office needs that the old one never had. It is far cheaper to discover a dying switch before it is racked in the new premises.

New IT manager inheriting an estate

You have just taken over an environment documented mostly in your predecessor's head. An independent audit hands you an asset register, a real network diagram and a risk list in your first month, and every problem found is dated before your watch began.

Pre-funding due diligence

Investors and acquirers ask about asset registers, licensing compliance, backup arrangements and key-person risk. An independent audit report answers in writing what a founder's assurance cannot, and finding the gaps before their advisors do keeps the negotiation clean.

After an outage or a scare

A server died, a ransomware email got close, the UPS did not hold during a power cut. The incident you had is rarely the only weakness of its kind. A post-incident audit finds the siblings of the failure before they get their own turn.

Annual infrastructure hygiene

Estates drift: equipment ages, staff join and leave, undocumented changes accumulate. An annual audit keeps the asset register current, catches warranty and support expiries before they lapse, and turns refresh budgeting into a schedule instead of an argument.

AMC onboarding baseline

Before taking over support of an environment, whether with us or anyone else, an audit establishes the baseline: what exists, what condition it is in, and which problems predate the contract. It protects both sides and makes the first year of any AMC measurably smoother.

Before and after

A typical unaudited SME environment vs a post-remediation baseline.

This is the honest pattern from walking into Hyderabad offices that have grown for years without a stock-take. Not every finding applies to every business, but most businesses recognise most of this list.
Feature
Typical unaudited environment
What we usually walk into
Post-remediation baseline
12-month roadmap delivered
Asset inventory
Does anyone know what the business actually owns and runs?
Partial spreadsheet, years staleDiscovered register, reviewed annually
Network diagram
None, or drawn before the last two changesCurrent diagram, updated on change
UPS and power protection
Tested runtime, not label runtime.
Batteries never load testedSized to load, tested on schedule
Out-of-support systems
Unknown count, discovered during incidentsZero, or known and scheduled for replacement
Backup restore testing
Never restored, assumed workingRestore tested and documented
Offsite backup copy
WiFi security
One shared password, no guest isolationSegmented, guest isolated, rotated
Admin credentials
Shared, held by one person or an ex-vendorManaged, documented, recoverable
Licensing position
Unknown, mixed exposure and wasteReconciled against actual usage
Refresh planning
Reactive, replace on failureDated roadmap, budgeted in advance
How it runs

Six steps from scoping call to roadmap walkthrough.

The on-site portion is one to three days depending on headcount, sites and rack count. Everything is read-only and scheduled around your working day.
  1. 1

    Scoping

    30-minute call

    We establish size and shape: headcount, number of sites, servers on premises or in cloud, and what triggered the audit. You get a fixed number of on-site days, a checklist of what we will need from you, and a date. NDA signed before anything else if you want one, and most clients do.

  2. 2

    On-site day(s)

    1-3 days

    An engineer works through the nine audit areas: server room, power, network, WiFi survey, cabling, endpoint fleet, backup and restore test, licensing, documentation. Read-only throughout, zero downtime, and about an hour total of your team's time for questions. Your office simply works around us.

  3. 3

    Analysis

    3-5 business days

    Back at base, discovery data, photos, configurations and interview notes get correlated into findings. Each finding is verified against the evidence before it is written down; nothing goes in the report on impression alone. Anything critical found on site is flagged to you the same day, not held for the report.

  4. 4

    Report delivery

    Day 7-10

    You receive the four deliverables: asset register, network diagram, risk-ranked findings register and the 12-month remediation and refresh roadmap. The executive summary is written for owners and directors; the technical sections are written for whoever will do the work.

  5. 5

    Walkthrough session

    60-90 minutes

    We present the findings to your stakeholders, defend the ratings, answer the hard questions and adjust priorities against your real-world constraints. The roadmap that leaves this meeting is one your team has interrogated, not one they were handed.

  6. 6

    Optional remediation

    Separately scoped

    The report is written so any competent provider can execute it. If you want us to carry the fixes, we quote that as a separate engagement against the roadmap, and audit clients who move onto our AMC get the findings folded into the first quarter's plan.

Straight answers

What Hyderabad businesses ask before booking an audit.

The regulatory angle

DPDP, ISO 27001 and your insurer all start with the same question: what do you actually run?

India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 expects businesses that handle personal data to take reasonable security safeguards. ISO 27001 certification starts with an asset inventory and a risk assessment. Cyber insurance proposal forms ask about supported operating systems, backups and network segmentation. Investor due diligence asks for an asset register and key-person risk. None of these can be answered credibly from memory.

  • The asset register and findings register map directly onto ISO 27001 readiness work, so nothing is done twice if you certify later
  • Out-of-support systems, untested backups and shared admin credentials are exactly the findings that DPDP-era security expectations and insurers care about
  • Due-diligence teams accept an independent audit report far more readily than a founder's verbal assurance
  • If you need the deeper security layer, penetration testing and framework certification, that is our separate cybersecurity audit practice, linked below
Next step

Book the scoping call. The audit date follows within days.

Three-minute form, reply within 4 business hours, a 30-minute scoping call, and a fixed quote for a fixed number of on-site days. Read-only, zero downtime, and a written picture of your entire environment at the end of it.