Security testing and risk assessment for small organizations
Penetration testing and compliance risk assessments for practices, manufacturers and building operators who need a real answer, in plain language, from people who will pick up the phone.
Fixed-price quote after the call. No scanner-only reports, no sales team.
Ransomware crews do not check headcount. A six-person practice with patient records, a forty-person shop with a defense contract, a building with a network-connected HVAC system: all three get the same automated attention as a Fortune 500.
The consultancies that do this well are priced for enterprises and staffed for them. What is left for everyone else is a PDF from a scanner, a checklist nobody reads, or nothing.
A cyber-insurance renewal, a HIPAA audit, a prime contractor's CMMC questionnaire, a landlord's due diligence. When they ask "when was your last assessment?", you want a date and a document.
Services
Each one ends in a written report you can hand to an auditor, an insurer, or your IT provider, and a retest once the fixes are in.
We attack your external systems, your web applications, or your internal network the way a real adversary would, inside a signed scope and an agreed window. You get every finding scored, explained, and ranked by what to fix first.
Methodology: PTES · NIST SP 800-115 · OWASP WSTG · CVSS v4
The Security Rule requires a risk analysis; most small practices have never had one that was more than a form. We walk your practice through it control by control, collect the evidence, and leave you with a risk register and a remediation plan an auditor recognises.
Led by a clinician who has worked in your world. [NEEDS: Rachel's credential line]
If you hold or want a defense contract, your prime is going to ask for a CMMC self-assessment score and a Plan of Action. We assess you against the practices, build the POA&M with you, and help you close the gaps before the score is due.
From someone who has lived on the DoD side of it. [NEEDS: Jake's service line, as he wants it stated]
Building automation, HVAC controllers, access control and the other systems that were never meant to be on the internet and now are. We map what is exposed, what talks to what, and what an attacker could do with it, without disrupting operations.
A thin field. [NEEDS: Jake's OT experience, stated without naming the employer]
How an engagement runs
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Thirty minutes. What you have, what worries you, who is asking. You get a fixed-price proposal within days.
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Exactly which systems, which dates, what is off limits, who to call if something looks wrong. Signed by someone with authority over those systems.
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Inside the window, inside the scope. You hear from us at the start and end of every day.
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Every finding with evidence, a severity score, and what to do. A summary your board can read and a section your IT provider can act on.
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You fix, we verify, the report is updated. You track it all in a portal, not an email thread.
Who we are
Doctor of Physical Therapy turned security professional. Years inside clinics mean the HIPAA assessment is run by someone who knows what a front desk actually does at 8 a.m. [NEEDS: certifications to list, e.g. CompTIA Security+; anything else current]
Former U.S. Air Force cybersecurity, now working in industrial and building-systems security. Has been on the defended side of the exact requirements small contractors are now being handed. [NEEDS: certifications; confirm what may be said publicly about current employment]
What clients say
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Questions we get
Thirty minutes, no slides. Tell us what you have and who is asking, and we will tell you honestly whether you need us.
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