( Service )
Practical security assessments, data protection guidance, backup and recovery planning and staff training to protect your business.
( Quick self-check )
( Your result )
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Tick the boxes that are true. Nothing is sent anywhere.
A quick self-check, not an audit. It covers common basics only.
( Layers of protection )
( What you gain )
Get a prioritized list of weaknesses instead of a vague worry, so you fix the important things first.
A tested backup and recovery plan means an incident is an inconvenience, not a crisis.
Clients and partners increasingly ask how you protect their data. Have a clear answer.
Get systems and processes ready for requirements that apply to your industry.
( What’s included )
We review your accounts, devices, network and processes, then give you a prioritized list of risks and the sensible next steps, starting with the fixes that matter most.
We help you understand privacy and data protection requirements that may apply to you, such as HIPAA, CCPA and GDPR, and prepare your systems and processes accordingly.
We design a backup approach and a recovery plan so you can get back to work quickly after a failure, a mistake or an attack, and we help you test it.
Most incidents start with a person, so we train your team to recognize phishing and other common threats and to know what to do when something looks wrong.
( Is this for you? )
We are vendor-neutral. We recommend what fits your business and budget, not what we happen to prefer.
( Good to know )
Try our free 10-point IT & security checklist to find the gaps in your own setup, then book a call to talk through the results.
We provide security assessments, advisory and guidance. We do not provide legal advice and we do not certify compliance with any regulation. For regulated data, we work alongside your legal or compliance advisers.
( Where it helps most )
( FAQ )
We can help you prepare, by assessing gaps and improving systems and processes. Formal certification or legal compliance sign-off comes from the relevant auditors or legal advisers, not from us.
We review your accounts, devices, network, backups and processes, then report on the risks we find with clear, prioritized recommendations.
No. Small businesses are often targeted because they have fewer protections. Basic measures such as multi-factor authentication, tested backups and staff training prevent many common attacks.
We can help you prepare by assessing gaps and improving systems and processes. Formal certification or compliance sign-off comes from the relevant auditors or legal advisers, not from us, and we do not provide legal advice.
Turn on multi-factor authentication, use a password manager, keep tested backups, keep software updated and train staff to spot phishing. Our free 10-point checklist walks through these.
It is worth considering, particularly if you handle sensitive data. Insurers often expect certain controls to be in place, and a security assessment helps you meet them. Speak to an insurance adviser about coverage.
At least once a year, and whenever your systems, staff or suppliers change significantly. Backups should be test-restored regularly.
