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Cybersecurity services for nonprofits and law firms

A security problem should not become everyone’s emergency

One bad email at one group home can spread across the whole agency. Staff need to know what to stop using. Leaders need facts they can trust. And recovery needs more than a green backup report.

We put the safeguards, the recovery checks, and the roles in place before that day comes.

Close the gaps, rehearse the recovery, and know who does what

Close the gaps

We work across accounts, devices, email, and networks. Stronger sign in, separate admin accounts, device protection, email filtering, and practical phishing training. We find the weak spots, rank them, fix them, check the result, and write down what is left.

Check that recovery works

We review what is backed up and for how long. We test restores and write the recovery steps down. Your leaders decide what must come back first. A restored file is no help if staff cannot sign in to use it.

Coordinate the response

When something happens inside the agreed service, we help contain it, recover, talk to the vendors, and track the follow up. Investigations, legal advice, and breach decisions bring in the right specialists and your leadership.

Calm instead of scramble

  • BeforeStaff share passwords to get through the day.AfterStaff sign in once, the safe way, from any site.
  • BeforeAn alert lands and nobody knows who decides.AfterThe response plan names who isolates, who calls, and who briefs leadership.
  • BeforeThe first real recovery is the first try.AfterRecovery is rehearsed, and the steps are written down.

Four steps, in order

  1. Map what you haveAccounts, devices, backups, vendors, and who can reach what.
  2. Rank the gapsWhat could stop the agency, what is exposed, and what can wait.
  3. Fix and verifyClose the gaps that matter most, then check that the fix holds.
  4. Rehearse and keep the evidence currentTest a restore, record the result, and keep the control records up to date for insurers and reviews.

Built to CIS Controls v8 and NIST CSF 2.0.

Security work is built to CIS Controls v8 and NIST CSF 2.0. The evidence we keep can support HIPAA, the NY SHIELD Act, 42 CFR Part 2, OPWDD expectations, and cyber insurance questions. Using a framework is not a certification. We can’t promise there will be no incidents, and we’d be careful with anyone who does. We look for the gaps and close them before someone else finds them.

  • CIS Controls v8
  • NIST CSF 2.0
  • HIPAA
  • NY SHIELD Act
  • 42 CFR Part 2
  • OPWDD
  • Cyber insurance

How standards and compliance work

What is included, and what is not

Included

  • Core safeguards, AI monitoring around the clock, staff training, phishing practice, evidence, and vulnerability follow through (Protected)
  • Security leadership, planning, and policy guidance (Governed)
  • Backup review, restore tests, and written recovery steps where included

Scoped separately

  • Penetration tests are scoped and priced separately, through a specialist partner
  • Major remediation projects
  • Specialist investigation, legal advice, and formal breach decisions

Your written quote spells out every detail. Compare the plans.

Ready when you are.

A free 30 minute Technology Readiness Review. No system access needed.

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