In today’s environment, cybersecurity is no longer optional—and it’s no longer just about firewalls and strong passwords. It’s about protecting your organization’s reputation, contracts, funding, insurance coverage, and ability to grow.
Yet for most small to mid-sized businesses, cybersecurity still feels abstract, overwhelming, or like a task they’ll get to “later.”
Unfortunately, later is often too late.
The majority of data breaches—and insurance claim denials—come down to one thing: assumed protection. Many organizations believe their MSP, firewall, or antivirus software covers them. But under the surface, critical gaps go undetected until something goes wrong.
In fact, many claims are being denied because the company:
Didn’t implement multi-factor authentication.
Lacked written security policies.
Failed to monitor endpoint activity.
Couldn’t prove they trained staff or ran phishing simulations.
Both are critical, and both help you move from “we think we’re okay” to “we know where we stand.”
Looks at your overall risk exposure based on how you operate, what data you handle, and where threats are likely to hit
Help you prioritize what to protect first
Ideal if you’re unsure how cyber threats apply to your specific industry, vendors, or remote workforce
You don’t yet have a cybersecurity program in place or aren’t sure where your biggest exposures are.
A Risk Assessment:
Best for: First-timers, smaller firms, or teams needing a big-picture view before investing in specific tools or policies.
Reviews your existing controls and technologies to see what’s missing, outdated, or non-compliant.
Benchmarked to standards like NIST, FTC Safeguards, ISO, or SOC 2 Type 2.
Ideal if you’re preparing for cyber insurance, vendor audits, or state/federal compliance.
You already have some cybersecurity tools or practices in place (e.g., antivirus, firewalls, MFA, IT support)—but you’re unsure if it’s enough or if it aligns with specific standards.
A Gap Assessment:
Best for: Firms trying to meet compliance, secure insurance, or prove cyber maturity to partners or regulators.
Our assessments evaluate:
A plain-English summary of your risk posture
A prioritized roadmap to improve your security and readiness
A way to prove to insurers, vendors, and regulators that you’re doing the right things
We understand the pressure. Whether you’re serving clients, donors, or community members, you’re being asked to prove that your data is secure, your systems are resilient, and your operations are trustworthy.
We work with organizations just like yours—law firms, mortgage companies, consulting teams, contractors, and mission-driven nonprofits—who are trying to:
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