Ready beats lucky. Rehearse the attack before it's real.
Live security training your team will remember, plus practical readiness for the basics insurers and clients ask about: MFA, endpoint hygiene, backups, first-hour response and security questionnaires. Built for Toronto teams that handle money and client records.
- Real attacks, run safely - no malware, no stolen passwords, no one shamed
- Training your team will actually remember - and talk about after
- You leave with a scored 30-day action plan, not a stack of slides
What kind of business are you?
Three hours. Real attacks. Nobody gets hurt.
We don't lecture your team - we put them through it. Every module is a real small-business attack, run safely and debriefed on the spot. No malware, no stolen passwords, no one singled out. Here's what they'll face.
Three steps. That's it.
Verify us - don't trust us.
We built the company around verification: fixed published prices, written authorization for anything simulated, and certified senior partners for the deep technical work - everything documented, in writing, so you can check instead of hope.
Certificate of insurance with every proposal, contracts that say what's not included, and nothing simulated without your signed authorization.
Penetration testing and breach response are delivered by credentialed specialist partners - named in the contract, coordinated end-to-end by us, never dressed up as our own.
The big firms won't run a live workshop for a 20-person shop. We're built for exactly that - and priced for it, in the open.
Leads the drills and the security-baseline work, built on the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security's controls for small business. The certification timeline is public on the About page - showing the work beats claiming it.
Senior credentialed testers deliver penetration testing under signed rules of engagement, with their own insurance. We scope it with you, translate the findings into plain English, and manage the fixes.
Pick your level of ready.
Straight pricing, Canadian dollars, plus HST. Most teams start with the Fire Drill. Every tier ends the same way - a scored plan and a team that can spot the next attack.
- 90 minutes on-site, 20 controls scored
- A 30-day plan + owner debrief
- The fee credits forward within 30 days
- 90 minutes, whole team (up to 15)
- Spot it, stop it, report it - drilled live
- Certificates + insurer-ready record
- 3 hours on-site, whole team (up to 20)
- All modules + The Heist, scored
- Leadership memo + scorecard
- 30-day plan + follow-up office hour
- Executive briefing + full Fire Drill
- Breach tabletop on your real contacts
- Plan signed by 5 p.m. · limited dates
All prices in CAD, plus HST, fixed and published - the full ladder is on the pricing page.
Not a certificate. A team that's harder to fool.
You leave the same afternoon with proof of where you stand and a clear plan to get better - all in plain English.
See exactly where your team is sharp and where they're soft - by behaviour, never by name.
Your top fixes ranked by urgency, cost and owner - mapped to the Canadian Cyber Centre baseline controls.
One page for the wall: who to call, what to preserve, and what not to touch when something goes wrong.
Every session ends with a scored report and a 30-day plan - and we re-score after, so the improvement lives on paper, not in a feeling. Real results from real GTA businesses will live right here as clients agree to share them.
The things owners ask us first
Most small firms don't, actually - they have an MSP or an "IT guy", not someone who trains people and drills the office's actual workflow. We're not presenters reading slides: the drill is scenario-driven, scored, and tuned to the scams hitting your sector this year. And we're honest about who does what - we run the training and the basics; certified senior partners deliver the deep technical testing, named in the contract. Built for the small businesses the big firms won't bother with.
Never. The whole drill runs on a no-shaming rule - we report results by behaviour, not by name, and the point is that everyone gets fooled by something. People leave feeling sharp, not stupid, and they tell their coworkers about it.
Yes. Every simulation is authorized by you in writing first. We use no malware, we never capture real passwords, and nothing is installed on anyone's device. It's a realistic experience with zero real risk - that's the standard we hold ourselves to.
The Cyber Fire Drill is $3,900 + HST for your whole team. The 90-minute drill is $1,800, the Baseline Security Checkup is $750, and the Cyber Readiness Day - briefing, drill and tabletop in one day - is $5,900. Every price is fixed and published, here and on the pricing page. No surprise invoices, nobody gets a different number.
Keep it - online modules are great for monthly reminders. This is the opposite: one live, in-person session your team actually remembers, that turns the abstract into muscle memory. A lot of clients run the drill to kick off - or rescue - their online program.
Especially. Attackers love small firms because the money is real and the defences are thin - of the small businesses that do get hit, 41% lose $100,000 or more (Insurance Bureau of Canada), and only about a third of staff ever get security awareness training. You don't have to be big to be worth their time.
Both. The drill leaves you a prioritized plan, and if you'd like us to action it, the Security Tune-Up gets MFA, email security, backups and admin accounts done and documented - booked within 30 days of your drill, the re-score is included free. When you're ready for deep technical testing, our certified senior partners deliver it under signed rules of engagement, and we manage the whole thing.
Yes, with clear scope. We directly handle training, checkups, basic hardening, access-control cleanup, endpoint-readiness review, security-questionnaire prep and first-hour incident planning. Emergency incident response, managed endpoint service and formal penetration testing are delivered by named specialist partners or your IT provider, with us helping scope, translate and keep the fixes moving.