Cybersecurity Reality Check
A free, no-pressure first look using public or client-provided information only. You get obvious top risks, quick wins, and one honest next step. Deeper assessment and roadmap work is scoped separately.
Veteran-owned · Oklahoma · Human-led, AI-accelerated
We find it. We fix it.
Not here to compete. Here to set the standard.
Cybersecurity and IT consulting for small businesses, clinics, creators, and the teams the industry overlooks.
Too many teams are handed dashboards, reports, and tools they can't turn into protection. We hunt your real gaps the way an attacker would, fix what actually matters, and hand you the proof it's closed, in plain English.
scanning…
// mapping the attack surface
// See it work
This is what "prove it's closed" looks like
No mystery, no jargon wall. Find the risk → fix it → re-test → show the evidence.
// Services
Security that's verified, not assumed
From a one-page reality check to a full security program, scoped to what you need, priced before we start.
// Start here · the anti-shelfware audit
Security Stack Audit
You already bought the tools. We find out if any of them actually work, expose what's blind or redundant, and prove the gaps. No new purchase from us.
PC & Fleet Health
One-time PC and fleet audits with real findings, reversible fixes, and a clean report. No bloatware, no spyware, no mystery agents.
Rapid Risk Reduction Sprint
Close your urgent, validated risks fast, confirmed findings, guided or hands-on fixes, and retest evidence that proves closure.
Wardriver Agent Guardrails
Install AI assistants and workflow agents with permission boundaries, human approval gates, logging, and a clean handoff your team can govern.
SOC / SIEM Setup & Tuning
Make the monitoring you already own actually useful, log sources, alert tuning, dashboards, and runbooks your team can run.
Incident Readiness
Replace shelfware with runbooks you'd actually use, ransomware, phishing/BEC, account takeover, cloud key exposure, plus a tabletop drill.
vCISO & GRC Advisory
Executive-level security direction without a full-time hire, roadmap, risk register, control maturity, board-ready reporting.
See detailed services & pricing → Explore Agent Guardrails →
// How it works
Find · Fix · Prove · Govern
Red-team instincts, blue-team discipline. That's purple team. Here's exactly what working together looks like, end to end. The first step is always free.
01
Find
Start with a free Reality Check. We use public or client-provided information to identify obvious first risks, quick wins, and what is not worth panicking about. No active testing without a separate written scope.
02
Fix
We remediate or guide the fixes, and tell you the truth about what matters and what doesn't, instead of inflating every finding.
03
Prove
We retest and hand you evidence the risk is actually closed. Closure you can show a client, an auditor, or your board.
04
Govern
We help you keep it closed, practical controls, runbooks, and a cadence that fits a real budget, not a vendor's quota.
Human-led, AI-accelerated: AI-assisted workflows do the heavy lifting in the back room so you get offensive-team depth at small-business speed, but a human verifies and owns every finding. We never report what we haven't proven.
// Reality check
Myths that get small businesses breached
The most expensive thing in security isn't a tool. It's a comfortable assumption.
43%
Myth"We're too small to be a target."
Attackers automate. They scan the whole internet and hit whoever's exposed, not whoever's famous. Small businesses are 43% of data-breach victims in Verizon's DBIR. You're not too small. You're the easy door.
$8,300
Myth"Real security is too expensive for us."
The median small-business cyberattack costs about $8,300 (Hiscox), and a serious breach can climb into the millions. The fixes that stop most attacks, MFA, patching, tested backups, cost little to nothing. Prevention is the cheap part.
88%
Myth"Nobody wants our data."
They don't want your data. They want a ransom. 88% of small-business breaches in Verizon's 2025 DBIR involved ransomware. If you have a bank account and computers, you have something worth attacking.