Get Cyber Ready.
The Cyber Ready Clinic uses the Discover5 and Ready5 assessments to understand your organization’s cyber readiness and create a customized Digital Wellness Plan that improves your defense capabilities and upskill your team — even a team of one!
How do we help you Get Cyber Ready?
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Discover5
It all begins with understanding your organization and your mission. What are your critical operations, who provides you with IT support, and what are your greatest risks? This is an executive-level meeting with a cyber expert.
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Ready5
In-Depth Assessment that measures cyber capabilities in five critical areas including identity, endpoint, email, edge, and response that help prevent ransomware and business email compromise.
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Digital Wellness
We create a customized plan for improving your organization’s Datacare approach, prescribing healthy cybersecurity technology and process enhancements.
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Implement
We help you select new cyber technology solutions at no- or low-cost and work with you to optimize pricing, installation, configuration, and operations to close capability gaps.
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CISO Advocate
We will continue to partner with and advocate for you, as your CISO-on-call, to provide expert advice as you grow. We’re also happy to continue your journey towards the Ready10.
Start your journey to Digital Wellness.
FAQs for Small to Medium Sized Enterprises
What’s my biggest cyber risk to my organization?
Ransomware and business email compromise are the leading causes of loss in cyber insurance claims. The average small-medium sized enterprise cost for a cyber-attack is $325,000 dollars*.
I’m a small non-profit. Do attackers even care about me?
Yes. Attackers are indiscriminate and their ransom demands are rising. They target enterprises with under $17k in annual revenue to larger companies with $230B+ in annual revenue*.
How did you select the five areas of your ‘Ready5’ assessment?
Working backwards from successful attacks, forensics investigations often find that companies are missing critical capabilities across five (5) areas that could have prevented a drive-by attack. These areas include identity, endpoints, email, edge, and response.