Too exposed to go without IT. Too small to hire for it.
The businesses we serve best have 5 to 40 staff, no dedicated IT person, and one quietly indispensable employee holding the whole thing together. These five industries feel that gap hardest - and are the ones we know best.
Professional services
You already hold sensitive client data, so access control and MFA are not optional. The principal decides, so nothing waits on a committee - and the security posture you're already paying for in professional insurance is the one we keep evidence for.
Book an auditMedical & dental practices
Patient data makes access control an obvious need, and a breach or a dead website costs reputation you can't buy back. Appointments and reminders are almost always still manual - cutting no-shows alone usually covers the retainer.
Book an auditReal estate agencies
Your revenue is tied directly to the website and the leads it captures, so a slow or dated site has a dollar figure attached. Agents work off their own devices from everywhere, which is exactly where access risk lives.
Book an auditBPOs without in-house IT
Overseas clients ask for security attestations, device inventories and access-review evidence before they award or renew a contract. Compliance work here isn't a cost line - it's what lets you keep the contract.
Book an auditPrivate & faith-based schools
Enrollment, communication and record-keeping are usually manual, and the website is usually years old. Budgets are tighter here, so we start with web care and IT foundations rather than the top tiers.
Book an auditEvery engagement starts with a score, not a pitch.
Before we quote anything, we run a free Business Technology Audit: 100 points across five categories, all of it observable from public information. You get the three findings with the clearest cost attached and an honest note on what we'd leave alone.
Find out what your setup is quietly costing you.
A free Business Technology Audit - your website, presence, email and security posture scored out of 100, with the three findings that cost you most. No obligation, and the report is yours either way.