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, scheduled around patient hours. 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?
Yes - by design. 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 - a to-do list, not competition.
How disruptive is it to clinic hours?
One room, one block of time, nothing installed. The 90-minute drill fits 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 starts at $1,800; the full Fire Drill at $3,900, plus HST - starting prices published, whole team. The natural starting point is the from-$750+ Baseline Security Checkup: 20 controls scored in 90 minutes, and the fee credits toward the drill or the fixes.