Cybersecurity for Canadian businesses
Cybersecurity.
Stronger defences.
Protect the accounts, devices and information your business depends on. We bring the essentials together into a practical security plan, with clear priorities and support that fits your team.
Plain-language advice. Layered protection. A plan you understand.
AccountsDevicesEmail & networkBackupsSecurity should make sense
Know your gaps.
Know your next step.
You don’t need another product without a plan. Start with a view of your devices, accounts and recovery options, then address the gaps that matter most.
Protect everyday work.
Bring account access, devices, email and network settings into a consistent security baseline.
Reduce avoidable exposure.
Address outdated software, unnecessary access and missing safeguards with clear ownership.
Prepare for disruption.
Know who to call, what needs to recover first and whether your backups can support that plan.
What we protect
The layers work better
together.
A one-time improvement or an ongoing programme. We scope the work to your systems, your risks and your budget.
01 / UNDERSTAND
Security assessments & priorities
Review your devices, accounts, network and backup arrangements. Get a practical list of findings, priorities and recommended fixes.
Current-state review · Prioritised findings · Remediation plan
02 / IDENTITY
Account & access protection
Configure multi-factor authentication, review administrator access and improve how staff accounts are added, changed and removed.
MFA setup · Access review · Joiner/leaver processes
03 / DEVICES
Endpoint protection & patching
Set up and maintain appropriate protection for PCs and Macs. Review updates, local administrator rights and device settings, with cleanup scoped when needed.
Endpoint protection · Update schedules · Device hardening
04 / EMAIL
Email security & phishing defence
Review filtering, domain authentication and mailbox settings. Pair technical controls with clear ways for staff to recognise and report suspicious messages.
Filtering · Domain authentication · Mailbox review
05 / CONNECTIONS
Network & remote-access security
Review firewall rules, Wi-Fi, guest access and remote connections. Separate access where appropriate and document how your business connects.
Firewall configuration · Wi-Fi review · Remote access
06 / RECOVERY
Backups & recovery readiness
Review what is backed up, how it is protected and how restores are tested. Build a recovery order around your most important systems.
Backup configuration · Restore testing · Recovery planning
07 / PEOPLE
Practical staff awareness
Help your team recognise suspicious requests, use accounts carefully and report concerns. Make the guidance relevant to how people actually work.
Phishing awareness · Safe working habits · Reporting steps
08 / CONTINUITY
Incident preparation & support
Document contacts, roles and escalation steps before something happens. Scope support for investigation, containment and recovery according to the situation and available resources.
Response planning · Incident triage · Recovery coordination
Monitoring coverage, response arrangements, licences and any specialist services are defined in your agreed scope.
Where we start
Get the fundamentals
working properly.
These are useful starting points for a review. We check what is already in place before recommending changes.
01
Multi-factor authentication
Review coverage across email and business accounts, including administrator access.
02
Updates with an owner
Set a patching process for operating systems and applications, with exceptions tracked.
03
Email safeguards
Review filtering, domain settings and the process for reporting suspicious messages.
04
Backups tested by restoring
Check the backup scope and test whether important files and systems can be recovered.
05
Only the access people need
Review shared accounts, unused accounts and unnecessary administrator privileges.
06
A team that knows what to do
Give staff clear guidance on suspicious requests, safe handling and whom to contact.
Our approach
A plan for prevention.
And for what follows.
No single product can prevent every incident. A useful security plan brings protection, visibility and recovery together, with clear responsibilities.
Evidence you can use
Understand what is configured, what has been checked and what still needs attention. Documentation helps keep future reviews grounded in your actual setup.
01
Protect
Harden accounts, devices, email and networks. Apply controls appropriate to the environment.
02
Detect
Configure useful alerts and agree who reviews them, during which hours and how issues escalate.
03
Respond
Use a clear contact and escalation path. Assess the situation and coordinate the next actions.
04
Recover
Work through the agreed recovery order, validate restored services and address what the incident revealed.
Ways to start
A clear scope.
A sensible investment.
01 / FREE CONSULTATION
Talk it through
Start with your concerns and the way your business operates.
- Discuss your current setup
- Identify what needs a closer look
- Understand suitable next steps
- No obligation to proceed
02 / FIXED-SCOPE QUOTE
Assess & improve
Get an agreed review or improvement project, quoted before work begins.
- Defined systems and review scope
- Prioritised findings
- Agreed remediation work
- Configuration and handover notes
03 / MONTHLY SUPPORT
Manage the essentials
Keep protection and maintenance under an agreed ongoing arrangement.
- Scheduled patching and reviews
- Protection and alert management
- Backup checks and scoped restore tests
- Defined support and escalation
Software licences, monitoring coverage, support hours and recovery work are scoped explicitly. Ask how security can fit into your managed IT plan.
01
Understand
Review your systems, priorities and existing controls.
02
Prioritise
Agree on the most useful improvements and their scope.
03
Implement
Apply and check the changes, with clear handover notes.
04
Review
Revisit access, protection and recovery as your business changes.
Questions, answered
Straight answers.
Less uncertainty.
Understand what is included, what needs attention and how support will work before you commit.
We already have antivirus. What else should we review?
Endpoint protection is one part of the picture. Account access, email, updates, network configuration, staff habits and recoverable backups also need attention. We start by checking your existing setup.
Do you support small businesses and mixed PC/Mac teams?
Yes. The scope is built around the devices, accounts and business tools you actually use, including office and remote working arrangements.
Can you help with security questions from our insurer?
We can help document the controls in your agreed scope and identify gaps in the technical setup. Coverage decisions and policy terms remain with your insurer or broker.
Does this guarantee that we will not be breached?
No. Security services reduce risk and improve readiness; they cannot guarantee that every incident will be prevented. The goal is to maintain sensible controls and a usable response and recovery plan.
Is round-the-clock monitoring or emergency response included?
Coverage depends on the agreed service. Monitoring hours, alert review, response arrangements and escalation contacts are defined in the scope rather than assumed.
What does an assessment cost?
The initial consultation is free. An assessment or improvement project receives a quote based on the systems and work involved. Ongoing protection is scoped separately or as part of managed IT.
What should I do if something looks wrong right now?
Call 778-726-7177 to describe what you are seeing and confirm availability and the next step. The enquiry form is intended for general service requests.
Start with a clearer picture
Find the gaps.
Build a better plan.
Tell us how your business works and what concerns you. We’ll help you decide what is worth reviewing first.
For suspected active incidents, please call.
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