Service Plans

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Consulting

~$150/hr

Our Cybersecurity & IT Consulting services provide businesses with expert guidance to develop, enhance, and maintain robust security frameworks that align with regulatory standards and industry best practices. Whether you need policy development, compliance assistance, risk management, security governance, or IT strategy, we deliver tailored solutions to strengthen your organization's security posture.

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Cyber Risk Management

~$10/mo per Endpoint

Cyber threats don’t sleep, and neither should your security. Our comprehensive risk management service provides continuous monitoring, vulnerability detection, and compliance mapping—all at a fraction of the cost of traditional enterprise security solutions.

Compliance Audit

~$100/hr

A Cybersecurity Hygiene Audit is a proactive security assessment designed to optimize your baseline defenses and reduce everyday security risks. Many cyber threats stem from poor security hygiene, such as outdated software, weak passwords, and misconfigured settings. Our audit helps businesses identify security gaps, improve processes, and implement best practices to maintain a strong and resilient security foundation.

Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Test

~$<100 /hr

A Vulnerability Assessment identifies and prioritizes security weaknesses in your IT environment using frameworks like NIST, CIS, and OWASP. A Penetration Test (Pentest) simulates real-world cyberattacks to actively exploit vulnerabilities and assess resilience. Together, these assessments offer a proactive approach to securing your network, applications, and infrastructure.

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Be Proactive, Not Reactive.

According to Statista Market Insights and multiple other sources, cybercrime is expected to continue to rise every year .

This is due to several factors, including:
  1. Increasing digitalization of business and personal activities
  2. Growing number of internet-connected devices
  3. Evolving sophistication of attack methods
  4. Potential for high financial gains with relatively low risk

Some FAQs about cybercrime:

The "bad guys" include organized criminal groups, state-sponsored hackers, lone wolf attackers, and even disgruntled employees.
They typically target large corporations, government institutions, small and medium-sized businesses, and individuals with valuable data or financial assets.
Attacks can happen at any time, but are often timed to coincide with holidays or weekends when security teams may be understaffed, major events that can serve as distractions, and periods of political or economic instability.
Cybercrimes include phishing and social engineering attacks, ransomware infections, data breaches and theft, distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, and identity fraud.
These attacks occur globally, targeting personal computers and laptops, smartphones and tablets, internet of things (IoT) devices, and cloud storage systems. 
Data commonly targeted includes personal identifying information, financial data (credit card numbers, bank account details), intellectual property, healthcare records, and government and military secrets

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