Security Risk Assessment & Audit (SRAA)

A standards-based security risk assessment for organisations that need a defensible risk picture — required by many regulated industries and government supply chains. Delivered by LuDuan with AI-automated workflows and certified expert review.

What is an SRAA?

A Security Risk Assessment & Audit (SRAA) is an independent review of your information security risks: the assets you hold, the threats and vulnerabilities that apply, how severe each risk is, and what to do about it. The result is a risk register with clear ratings and a treatment plan that management can act on and auditors can rely on.

LuDuan conducts SRAA engagements following the ISO 27005 risk management methodology — from asset identification through threat and vulnerability assessment, risk analysis (likelihood × impact), risk treatment recommendations and residual risk acceptance.

What the assessment covers

  1. Asset identification — cataloguing the information assets, systems and processes in scope.
  2. Threat & vulnerability assessment — mapping realistic threats and weaknesses against those assets.
  3. Risk analysis — scoring each risk by likelihood and impact.
  4. Risk treatment recommendations — practical mitigations prioritised by risk level.
  5. Residual risk acceptance — documenting what remains after treatment, for management sign-off.

What you receive

Who needs an SRAA?

Regulated industries and organisations that supply — or want to supply — government and enterprise contracts increasingly mandate independent security risk assessments. An SRAA provides a defensible, standards-based risk picture for tenders, audits, insurance and board reporting.

Why deliver SRAA with LuDuan?

Frequently asked questions

What does SRAA stand for?

SRAA stands for Security Risk Assessment & Audit — an independent assessment of an organisation's information security risks, produced against a recognised risk management methodology.

Who needs an SRAA in Hong Kong?

Regulated organisations and suppliers to government or enterprise contracts increasingly mandate independent security risk assessments. An SRAA is commonly required for tenders, audits and compliance programmes.

How much does an SRAA cost at LuDuan?

LuDuan SRAA engagements start from HK$16,800 (Professional tier). Final pricing depends on scope — the number of systems and locations assessed.

What methodology does LuDuan use for an SRAA?

LuDuan follows an ISO 27005-based methodology: asset identification, threat and vulnerability assessment, risk analysis (likelihood × impact), risk treatment recommendations and residual risk acceptance.

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