Fix now
Fix now
Active exposures that need immediate attention.
Who it is for
The firms between casual in-house IT and a full-time hire.
You already carry a technology budget. What you lack is high-level guidance that knows your business — not just your firewall.
- Law firms
- Accounting practices
- Insurance agencies
- Engineering & construction firms
- Real-estate companies
- Other professional-services SMBs
5–50 employees
employees — past casual IT, not yet a CIO.
Cybersecurity pressure
Cyber-insurance questionnaires, client security audits, or a near-miss.
Operational disruption
Recurring outages, slow onboarding, or workarounds the team keeps patching.
Compliance burden
You have a checklist to meet and nobody internally who owns it end-to-end.
What the audit covers
Ten areas. One readable report.
A single remote session covering the parts of your technology that break first when a small firm scales past casual in-house IT handling.
- 01
Email & cloud
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace configuration.
- 02
User accounts
Admin hygiene, MFA, shared mailboxes, offboarding.
- 03
Devices
Laptops, phones, patching, disk encryption.
- 04
Backups
Coverage, restore tests, ransomware posture.
- 05
Security basics
DNS / SPF / DKIM / DMARC, endpoint protection.
- 06
Wi-Fi & network
SSIDs, segmentation, VPN, guest access.
- 07
Vendor software
Shadow IT, renewals, overlapping licenses.
- 08
Onboarding
Day-one flows for new hires and contractors.
- 09
Recurring pain
Workarounds the team keeps inventing.
- 10
Compliance posture
Cyber-insurance, client security questionnaires.
What you receive
A triaged report, not a 60-page jargon dump.
Every finding lands in one of three buckets so an owner can read it on a phone and decide what to act on first.
Fix soon
Fix soon
Reliability and hygiene gaps that compound quietly.
Optimize
Optimize
Cost, redundancy, and tooling choices on your own cadence.