What your team will face in the room
We run the scams that actually hit GTA dental offices - authorized, safe, and tuned to your front-desk reality. No real patient data is ever touched, no malware, no shaming anyone.
A dental-supply “bank details have changed” email, timed like the real ones. The callback habit that stops it becomes muscle memory - for invoices, labs and e-transfers alike.
A guided walkthrough of the locked-out Monday: who calls whom (insurer first), what stays off, and how you keep seeing patients while you recover.
A friendly caller who wants a chart, a code, or a password - and the polite, airtight front-desk script that ends the call without ending the relationship.
What counts as a privacy breach, what Ontario expects of a clinic, and the plain-English checklist that keeps a bad day from becoming a regulatory one.
Not a slide deck. A plan, and new habits.
Every Fire Drill ends with something you can use the next morning - written down, scored, and built for how your team actually works.
The Cyber Fire Drill: Dental Edition - from $1,800 for the 90-minute drill to $3,900 for the full three hours, fixed, scheduled around patient hours. Founding rates while our first-ten-client program lasts. See the full offer ladder - from the $750 baseline checkup to the Cyber Readiness Day - on the pricing page.
The things teams in your sector ask first.
Is the training safe around our patient data?
Completely. We never touch real patient records, run no malware, and harvest no credentials. Demo data is synthetic, simulations are authorized in writing, and if a screen with patient information ever needs looking at, your person drives. Your PHI stays exactly where it is.
We already have a dental IT company - why do we need this?
Keep them - we don’t touch their lane. They keep the systems running; we train your people and check what falls between the cracks: staff habits, guest Wi-Fi separation, backups actually restoring, insurance answers. Your IT provider gets a copy of everything we find, and most thank us.
How disruptive is it to clinic hours?
One room, one block of time, nothing installed. Most clinics run the 90-minute drill over an admin morning or lunch block; the full three-hour edition fits an admin afternoon. We schedule around your patient hours, evenings included.
What does it cost, and what about the checkup first?
The 90-minute drill is $1,800; the full Fire Drill is $3,900, plus HST - fixed, published, whole team. Many clinics start with the $750 Baseline Security Checkup: 20 controls scored in 90 minutes, and the fee credits toward the drill or the fixes.