Cybersecurity for SMEs that protects systems and revenue.
Assess risk, reduce attack surface, monitor continuously, and respond with clear playbooks, right-sized for SMEs in South Africa.
Service areas: Western Cape, McGregor, Robertson, Worcester, Paarl, Stellenbosch, Cape Town.
What we secure
We apply layered controls across people, process, and tech to reduce likelihood and impact without slowing teams down.
Related: Backup & Recovery / Cloud Productivity / Managed IT

Security is a lifecycle: assess, harden, monitor, respond, improve. We document controls and prove coverage with real tests, not just policies.
Right-sized packages
Assess
On request
- Risk & gap assessment
- Security scorecard + roadmap
- Quick wins within 30 days
Protect
On request
- Hardening (MFA, EDR, backups)
- Email/web security & training
- Change control & docs
Our playbook
- Phase 1Assess
Understand your environment, risks, and controls. Produce a clear roadmap with quick wins.
- Phase 2Harden
Roll out MFA, EDR, backups, and email/web security. Segment networks and tighten identity.
- Phase 3Monitor
24/7 alerting with tuned rules, phishing training, and periodic drills.
- Phase 4Respond
Incident playbooks, evidence handling, comms templates, and post-incident improvements.
Do you do penetration testing?
Can you align with compliance (POPIA/ISO 27001)?
Will this slow down our staff?
Guides that help you implement
- A secure device baseline for new hires (Windows & macOS)A practical checklist for SME laptops: OS hardening, disk encryption, patching, least-privilege, and recovery - ready as a one-pager for onboarding.
- DMARC + DKIM + SPF: a simple setup for SMEsStep-by-step: add SPF, generate DKIM, and enforce DMARC so spoofed mail gets blocked — with tips for Google Workspace & Microsoft 365.
- 11 signs of a ransomware attack (SME checklist)Spot ransomware early: from suspicious login patterns to backup tampering. A quick, practical checklist for SMEs.
Ship security improvements fast
We prioritize actions that meaningfully reduce risk in weeks, not quarters, then build maturity step by step.
