Weak points, found early.
Most security trouble starts with something ordinary: a shared login, a backup nobody has restored. We find it calmly, in plain words, before anyone else does.
12 questions · 4 areas · illustrative, nothing is scanned
What we look at
Four areas cover most of what a small company can do well without a security department.
Accounts and access
Who can open what, how they prove it is them, and how quickly access ends when someone leaves.
Devices and updates
The laptops, phones and servers the business depends on, and whether they are kept current.
Data and backups
Where important data lives, who can reach it, and whether a copy could really be brought back.
People and process
Whether the team knows what to do and whom to tell when something looks wrong.
How an engagement goes
1Talk
A 30-minute call about how your business works. You choose what is in scope and what is not.
2Look
We review what you give us access to, with your written agreement: settings, lists, policies, how things are done. We do not scan your systems unless you ask in writing and scope it together.
3Hand over
A short written report in plain language, ordered by what to do first, and a call to walk through it.
Try it before you talk to us
The self-assessment is twelve questions about everyday habits. It is illustrative: it cannot see your systems and does not replace a review. It shows how we think about the four areas.
Want a calm second pair of eyes?
Tell us your topic and company size. We reply with a few questions, not a sales script.