Your clients hand you their most sensitive information.
We are how you keep that trust. A full security team for small regulated professional firms, one flat monthly cost. Most firms have nothing watching, so it surfaces six weeks to seven months later — by then the money is gone, the client list is out, and 1,570 people must be told.
You are not too small to be attacked. You are the ideal size.
Automated attacks scan for valuable data behind weak defences — which describes almost every small professional firm.
Canadian small businesses hit by a cyber incident in 2023
of small Canadian professional firms can be impersonated by email
spent by Canadian businesses recovering from cyber incidents in 2023 — double 2021
An intruder you have not found yet is not waiting around.
A stolen mailbox is rarely used the same day. It gets read — until a real payment is in flight, and then the instructions change. The weeks nobody notices are the weeks the fraud is being built, which is why finding out early beats handling it well.
“As time goes by, chances increase that a fraudster could intercept the emails and commit social engineering fraud.”
You don’t need security, until you need it.
Your clients are asking
More clients and partners now ask “how do you protect my data?” before they engage you — and increasingly it arrives as a contract term rather than a question. 44% of Canadian businesses have been required to put security measures in place by suppliers, customers, partners or regulators, or to meet a certification standard.
Your insurer is asking
Before it will quote you, your insurer asks in writing whether you enforce multi-factor authentication, keep working backups and patch what faces the internet. We put those controls in place and document them.
Your regulator will ask
You have real obligations. Better to meet them now than to prove them under pressure after an incident.
Which is your firm?
Law firms
Your mandatory insurance pays $1M for social-engineering fraud with the required steps in place — $250,000 without them.
Clinics and health practices
One phishing email at a single-practitioner clinic meant telling 207 patients.
Accounting practices
One ransomware morning took 1,570 clients’ names, birthdates and social insurance numbers.
Portfolio managers
From 2026, your CCO personally certifies your cybersecurity answers to the OSC.
The best defence is someone who knows how the break-in happens.
Ordinary IT support keeps systems running. That is a different job from keeping an attacker out. Our work is led by someone who does the attacking side professionally, which is why we catch what a helpdesk misses.
Daniel leads the technical work — the hardening, the monitoring, and the view of your firm as an attacker sees it. His trade is offensive security: knowing exactly how the break-in happens is what the defence is built from.
Filler · needs Dan · Bio specifics — degree, years in offensive security, the exact DEF CON role and how we may describe it, certifications we can name.
A whole security team, for a predictable monthly cost.
A whole team, done for you
No hiring, no managing, no surprise bills. You get a security team for a predictable monthly cost and stop thinking about it.
Compliant and insurable — handled
We keep you meeting your obligations and qualifying for cyber insurance, so it is never a fire drill when a client, regulator or insurer asks.
See what an attacker sees when they look at your firm.
A free Security Snapshot: a short, plain-English look at your firm’s exposure from the outside, plus the handful of things putting you most at risk. It takes almost none of your time, and you keep the findings whether or not we ever work together.
What firms usually ask us first
The five objections we hear most, answered straight. If yours is not here, ask it — we would rather answer than have you wonder.
We are too small to be a target.
That is exactly the assumption attackers count on. Automated attacks do not care about your size — they scan for anyone with valuable data and weak defences. Small firms get hit constantly; they just do not make the news.
We already have an IT provider.
Good — IT keeps things running; security keeps attackers out. They are different jobs, and most IT providers will tell you themselves that deep security is not their specialty. We work alongside them.
Isn’t this expensive?
Far less than a full-time security specialist — and it is a flat monthly cost rather than a hire, so there is no recruiting, no managing, and no salary to carry in the months when nothing happens.
Nothing has ever happened to us.
That is the good news — you get to fix this before the story instead of after. Nothing having happened yet is not evidence that nothing can; it is just the window you still have. The free Security Snapshot shows you what an attacker sees today.
We don’t have time for this.
That is the whole point — it is done for you. The only time you spend is one short call. After that, we handle it.
We hold our own site to the standard we’d hold yours to.
This website has nothing to break into — no logins, no database, nothing loaded from anyone else’s servers. Our email is signed and carries an enforcing policy, so nobody can send mail that appears to come from us. You can check all of it yourself.
We work to the standards your insurer asks about
The CIS Controls and ISO 27001 describe what a well-protected firm looks like. We build to them so that when a client, insurer or regulator asks what you have in place, there is a real answer.
Find out where you actually stand.
No cost, no obligation — you keep the findings either way.
Specialised for law firms, accounting practices, clinics and portfolio managers.
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Tell us your domain
One short form. No access to your systems, no software to install.
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We look from the outside
Passive, publicly observable checks only — the same view an attacker gets.
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You get one page
Your top findings in plain English — one page, no meeting required.
Canada: SMB cyber-incident impact
Derived from Statistics Canada's 2023 survey of Canadian businesses impacted by cyber security incidents. The arithmetic is shown so you can check it.
| Business segment | Businesses in survey population | 2023 impact rate | Estimated businesses impacted | Calculation |
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| Small businesses (10–49 employees) | ≈ 170,000 | 14% | ≈ 23,800 | 170,000 × 14% |
| Medium-sized businesses (50–249 employees) | ≈ 30,000 | 23% | ≈ 6,900 | 30,000 × 23% |
| Combined estimate | — | — | ≈ 30,700 | 23,800 + 6,900 |