Entry
Security Baseline
The entry point — the baseline and onboarding work that starts every engagement.
Pricing
Start with a free baseline. Then pick the path that fits.
See exactly where your security stands at no cost. From there, we scope a managed security program to your business and quote it privately — you only pay for what fits.
No padded minimums. No surprise charges. Honest from day one.
How scoping works
One honest price, scoped to your business.
Every small business is a different size and shape. Fixed tiers force you into someone else’s box — too little coverage or too much you never use. So we price the other way around: understand your business first, then quote it.
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Discovery call
30 minutes. No sales pitch.
We learn your business, your concerns, and your setup. You learn whether we’re the right fit — and if we’re not, we’ll point you to someone who is.
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Confirm the environment
People, devices, evidence burden.
We confirm what we’d actually be protecting — how many people, which devices, how email and backups are set up, and how much evidence your insurer or clients expect from you.
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A private, honest quote
Clear scope before you commit.
We scope one program around your actual environment and give you a clear, honest price before you commit to anything. No padded minimums, no paying for things you do not need.
The packages
Four shapes an engagement can take.
The names tell you where each one fits — not what it costs. Every engagement is scoped and quoted privately after discovery and your baseline.
Flagship
Managed Security Essentials
The recurring flagship — ongoing managed security for teams of roughly 5–25.
Expanded
Managed Security Plus
For teams of roughly 25–50, or environments carrying higher risk.
Add-on
Advisory
Senior security leadership on call — an add-on within a managed engagement, not a separate plan and never the starting point.
Not sure which fits? Book a discovery call — we will tell you honestly, even if that is the free baseline for now.
Questions
Pricing, in plain English.
What is the difference between self-serve protection and Managed Security?
Self-serve protection is exactly that — you check where you stand with a free security baseline, then turn on protection yourself and keep an eye on your own dashboard. Managed Security is run for you: we scope it to your business, handle setup, monitoring, response, and reporting, so you can focus on running the company. Think of self-serve as protection you switch on, and Managed Security as the protection plus the team.
How much does it cost?
Everything starts with a free security baseline, so you can see where you stand before spending a dollar. The self-serve path is simple, no-contract protection you can switch on yourself. Managed Security is custom-scoped to your business on a short discovery call — we walk through what actually fits and give you a clear, honest price before you commit to anything. No padded minimums, no paying for things you do not need.
Why is Managed Security custom-scoped instead of a fixed tier?
Every small business is a different size and shape. Fixed tiers force you into someone else’s box — too little coverage or too much you never use. The package names tell us where the conversation starts; from there we scope one managed program around your actual environment so you only pay for what fits, and we put it in plain English before we begin.
What is Security Advisory?
Security Advisory is senior security leadership on call — help with planning, board- and client-ready reporting, and the bigger strategic decisions. It is an add-on within a managed engagement, not a separate plan, so you can bring it in when you need that level of guidance.
Is there a contract?
Self-serve protection is no-contract — turn it on or off on your own terms. Managed Security is an ongoing program, since real security is a discipline rather than a one-time project; we lay out the terms plainly during the discovery call so there are no surprises.
Can I move from self-serve protection to a managed program later?
Yes — same account, same data, no reinstalling anything. When you are ready for us to take it over, we step in and start running the program on top of what you already have.
Does this help with cyber insurance?
It is built around the core technical controls cyber-insurance carriers ask about — endpoint protection, exposed-credential monitoring, hardening, and recovery readiness. Managed Security goes further with documentation and ongoing advisory so you can show your coverage with confidence when it is time to renew a policy.
Who is this for?
Small businesses, roughly 5 to 50 people, that need real security but do not have an in-house security team. You get protection and a team behind it without hiring one.
Find the path that actually fits.
Start with a free security baseline, or book a 30-minute discovery call and we will scope a managed program around your business — no pressure, no padded minimums.
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