Cybersecurity
Find the Gaps
Before Someone Else Does.
Most small businesses don't know where their real security risks are — the outdated plugin, the weak login, the public file, the missing backup. We review your website, applications, and configuration, then hand you a clear, prioritized plan to fix what matters.
What we do — and what we don't
We do: security reviews, advisory, hardening recommendations, policy and documentation, and incident-readiness planning. You get a written report with findings, severity, and a prioritized fix plan.
We don't: claim to be certified penetration testers, run offensive/exploit engagements, perform compliance certifications (HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2, ISO 27001), or guarantee that a system is secure. Work requiring those credentials is referred to a qualified partner. A review reduces risk and finds common problems; it cannot find or fix everything, and no one can promise a system is "unhackable."
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Review & Hardening
A practical look at where your website, app, and setup are exposed — and exactly what to do about it.
Request a Review →Website & Web-App Security Review
We review your public site and web application against common web risks (the OWASP Top 10): login and session handling, input handling, HTTPS/TLS, security headers, and publicly exposed files. You get findings, severity, and a fix plan.
Authentication & Access Review
A review of how users sign in and what they can reach: password and MFA policy, session expiry, and whether roles and permissions match what each person actually needs.
Dependency & Configuration Review
We check for outdated or vulnerable software components, and review hosting, DNS, and email settings (SPF/DKIM/DMARC) that are commonly misconfigured and abused.
Hardening Recommendations
A prioritized, plain-language list of changes to reduce your attack surface — what to fix first, what can wait, and what it takes to do each one.
Logging & Monitoring Recommendations
A review of what your systems record and what they'd tell you after an incident — with practical recommendations for logging, alerting, and knowing when something is wrong before a customer tells you.
Secure-Development Guidance
For software we build or you already run: input validation, session handling, least-privilege access, and dependency hygiene applied as working practices — not a checkbox at the end.
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Readiness & Documentation
The paperwork and plans that turn "we think we're fine" into something you can actually rely on.
Talk to Us →Backup & Recovery Review
We review whether your critical data is actually backed up, how quickly you could restore it, and where the gaps are — because most "we have backups" turn out to be untested.
Security Policies & Documentation
Written policies your team can follow: passwords, acceptable use, data handling, and access. Practical documents sized for a small business, not a 50-page binder no one reads.
Incident-Readiness Planning
A simple plan for "what do we do if something goes wrong" — who to call, what to check, and how to contain and recover — written before you need it.
Vendor-Risk & Awareness Guidance
A review of the third-party tools your business depends on, plus straightforward guidance to help your team recognize phishing and other common attacks.
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How We Work
Straightforward, scoped, and documented from the first conversation.
Scope in writing, with authorization
We agree on exactly what's in scope before we start, and we only review systems you own or are authorized to let us review.
Review against a known methodology
We work from established references such as the OWASP Top 10 so the review is consistent and explainable — not a black box.
A clear written report
Findings, severity, evidence, and a prioritized remediation plan you can act on yourself or with us — plus a re-check after fixes.
FAQ
Common Questions
No. This is a security review and advisory service. We identify common and known weaknesses and give you a plan to fix them. A penetration test is an offensive engagement that actively tries to exploit systems, usually performed by specifically certified testers under a separate agreement. If you need that, we'll refer you to a qualified partner.
No one honestly can. A review reduces risk and finds many common problems, but it cannot find or fix every issue, and security changes over time. We'll be clear about what we checked and what we didn't.
Formal compliance audits and certifications require specific credentials and independent auditors. We can help you prepare and improve your practices, and we'll connect you with a qualified partner for the certification itself.
A written report: findings with severity, supporting evidence, and a prioritized remediation plan you can act on. For readiness work, you receive the relevant policies or plans as documents you own.
Some reviews need read access to configuration or code; others work from the outside. We scope this with you in writing and only touch what we're authorized to review.
Get Started
Not Sure Where You Stand? Let's Find Out.
Tell us about your website, apps, and setup. We'll scope a security review and show you where your real risks are — no scare tactics, just a straight assessment.