Fast Intake
Five minute form. Only what we need to scope your attack surface and targets.
Three focused steps that turn what attackers see into business decisions you can make this week.
Five minute form. Only what we need to scope your attack surface and targets.
OSINT, DNS, Shodan, breach checks and control review mapped to NIST and FTC rules.
Exec brief, top 3 risks in plain English, and a fix-first plan with owners and timing.
Get a fast gap view for HIPAA or FTC and what to fix first.
We cut obvious blast paths and weak external controls.
Options for ongoing guidance without adding staff.
In 48 hours, get an attacker’s view of your perimeter, proof of what is exploitable, and a prioritized fix plan you can ship now, delivered as an executive brief with evidence.
Simulate a breach. Test backups, MFA, endpoint gaps, and IR readiness in a focused package.
Priority today is Snapshots. This unlocks after the early access cohort.
HIPAA, FTC, and NIST lite. Know where you fail before auditors do, with mapped fixes and audit ready docs.
Launching after Snapshot demand is met.
Custom written policies and IR plans - built for your business, reviewed by a human, mapped to real risk.
Heads up: Snapshot clients get first access.
Training that sticks. Video lessons, quizzes, certificates, and optional phishing simulation.
Rolling out after core deliverables stabilize.
Ongoing monthly guidance. Your security brain on retainer without the CISO price tag.
Reserved for Snapshot clients first.
Know your risk in dollars. Fix it fast.
Based on IBM Cost of Data Breach Report 2024 and Ponemon Institute research.
Flip the switches you already have. This score updates instantly.
No public benchmarks shown here - numbers above are your inputs and checks only.
Most incidents start small - a weak password, a stale system, or a forgotten vendor account. That is enough to lock your business.
Cybersecurity is critical for safeguarding sensitive information, ensuring business continuity, and preventing financial and reputational loss due to cyberattacks.
It prevents data loss, downtime, legal issues, and reputational damage — especially for small businesses without in-house teams.
Phishing, ransomware, weak credentials, outdated software, and exposed systems like email or file shares.
Start with an assessment to find your gaps. Then fix high-risk issues, train your team, and apply smart controls like MFA and backups.