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Most small businesses assume the cloud is secure by default.
It isn’t and most breaches start with a misconfiguration
Most small businesses assume the cloud is secure by default.
It isn’t and most breaches start with a misconfiguration
Most small and mid-sized companies rely on Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace every single day. What most owners don’t realize is that these cloud systems aren’t secure by default. One misconfiguration, one shared link, one compromised account can shut down a business.
We make cloud security simple, clear, and easy to act on.
Ready to take the first step in securing your business? Contact us today, you can't protect what you can’t see.
The assessment gives you the visibility you’ve been missing.
Here are some examples of risks we want to highlight:
The real problem is the hidden risks and lack of real monitoring, alerting, and remediation.
Step 1: “Discovery Call” - understand your current setup and concerns.
Step 2: “7–10 Day Assessment” - we review your tenant, signals, and risks.
Step 3: “90-Day Hardening Plan” - we walk you through the prioritized roadmap and, if desired, support execution or ongoing monitoring.
Most cloud breaches go undetected for weeks.
• Clear visibility into hidden risks
• A prioritized plan of what to fix
• Lower legal, financial, and business risk
• Better alignment with cyber insurance requirements
• A stronger compliance posture
• Confidence that someone is actually watching your cloud environment
We exist to help prevent compromise before it happens.
50+ cloud risk signals analyzed
• MFA, identity, and privileged access check
• Suspicious login and activity review
• File sharing and data exposure mapping
• Dark web credential scan
• Baseline device and policy posture
• Insurance and compliance alignment check
• External brand/domain threat review
• One-time forensic readiness setup
Optional: ongoing cloud monitoring and protection
The questions business owners can’t afford to guess on:
• Where are we exposed?
• Who has access to our data?
• Is our MFA set up correctly?
• Are we sharing anything publicly?
• Are there suspicious logins?
• Are our accounts safe?
• Will insurance accept our current security posture?
Most businesses find issues they never expected.
— Managing Partner, Local CPA Firm
The good news: once you see the risks, you can fix them.