How we work
We close the doors attackers actually use.
Almost every small business breach we see traces back to the same short list: a reused password, no second factor, a backup nobody tested, an old account never switched off.
So we start there, in that order, and we explain every step in language you can repeat to your team.
Four steps, and you know what you will see after each.
In this order, each one explained in plain words.
Risk check
A short review of where you are actually exposed: accounts, devices, backups and the people with keys they no longer need.
You will see: a ranked one-page report
Close the basics
Password management, multi-factor login, and a backup that has been restored from at least once to prove it works.
You will see: every account protected, backup proven
Train the team
Most breaches arrive by email and get through because someone was busy. Half an hour of the right training beats any product.
You will see: a practice phishing run, and who clicked
Monitor
Continuous monitoring so a stolen password is caught in hours rather than discovered months later by a customer.
You will see: an alert, a name to call, a quarterly review
No scare tactics, and no forty-page report nobody reads.
Fear sells security badly. You get a short list of what is exposed, ranked by what an attacker would reach first, in plain English.
If the honest answer is that you are already in reasonable shape, that is what the report says.
Example report page: what an attacker would reach first
1 page, not 40
1. Staff email logins
One stolen password opens the mailbox
Fix this week
2. Spoofable company email
One DNS record missing
Fix this month
3. Untested backup
Never restored, so never proven
Fix this month
4. Laptop updates
Applied within a fortnight
Already fine
Honest summary: three fixes, no retainer needed. Illustrative only.
The first call is two people and a notepad. Demo photo.
Bring your questions. Leave with a short list.
Tell us roughly how many people you have and what you use for email. We will say, in plain words, where we would look first.
If you do not need us, we will say that too.
The businesses that get hit are the ones that never checked.
A risk check takes less time than you’d think and tells you exactly where a real attacker would get in first.
Free. Plain English. We reply within 1 business day.