Enterprise security
at a small-business price.
Regulated industries share a common truth: the compliance requirements are enterprise-grade, but the budget isn’t. We provide the security controls, monitoring, and documentation that auditors and insurers expect — starting at $49/month.
Same requirements,
smaller budget.
Compliance Doesn’t Scale Down
A 15-person business in a regulated industry faces the same compliance frameworks as a 1,500-person enterprise. SOC 2 doesn’t have a “small business” tier. ISO 27001 doesn’t offer a simplified version. PCI DSS applies the same way whether you process 100 transactions or 100,000. The requirements are identical — but the resources to meet them are drastically different.
Cyber Insurance Is No Longer Automatic
Cyber insurance underwriters have fundamentally changed their approach. Renewal questionnaires now ask about specific technical controls: email authentication enforcement, encrypted data transmission, multi-factor authentication, endpoint protection, and documented incident response. Businesses that can’t demonstrate these controls face premium increases of 50–300%, coverage limitations, or outright denial. For regulated SMBs, losing cyber insurance coverage can mean losing the ability to operate.
Every Vendor Wants Your Security Questionnaire
Enterprise clients, government agencies, and regulated partners all require vendor security assessments. These questionnaires ask about your hosting infrastructure, email security, access controls, and incident response. Answering them accurately requires documented evidence of implemented controls — not just a paragraph explaining that your hosting provider “handles security.”
One platform that maps to
every framework.
Our sixteen security checks address requirements across SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and cyber insurance questionnaires simultaneously.
Complete email authentication and encryption stack. Prevents domain spoofing, enforces encrypted transmission, and provides delivery monitoring. Addresses SOC 2 CC6.1 (logical access), ISO 27001 A.13 (communications security), and virtually every cyber insurance questionnaire’s email security section.
Complete container isolation with comprehensive security headers. Addresses SOC 2 CC6.1 & CC6.6 (system boundaries), ISO 27001 A.13.1 (network security), and PCI DSS Requirement 1 (network segmentation). No shared infrastructure risk.
End-to-end encryption with HSTS enforcement and strong cipher suites. Addresses SOC 2 CC6.7 (encryption in transit), ISO 27001 A.10.1 (cryptographic controls), and PCI DSS Requirement 4 (encrypted transmission).
Cryptographic DNS signing, route origin validation, and certificate trust chain verification. Prevents the infrastructure-level attacks that enable phishing, credential theft, and traffic redirection.
Daily scanning for compromised infrastructure, malware, and known vulnerabilities. Addresses SOC 2 CC7.1 (monitoring), ISO 27001 A.12.6 (vulnerability management), and every insurance questionnaire’s monitoring section.
Generated for any framework: SOC 2 auditor requests, ISO 27001 certification reviews, PCI DSS assessments, cyber insurance questionnaires, and vendor security assessments. One platform, documentation for every audience.
Consulting firm, 18 employees.
Cyber insurance renewed, premium down 22%.
An eighteen-employee management consulting firm serving regulated industries received a cyber insurance renewal questionnaire that had doubled in length from the prior year. The carrier required evidence of email authentication, encryption, endpoint protection, and incident response procedures. The firm’s existing hosting provider couldn’t produce documentation for any of it. The renewal deadline was three weeks away, and the carrier had indicated premiums would increase 85% without documented controls.
We migrated the firm to isolated hosting and deployed the full sixteen-check security framework within one week. We generated a comprehensive evidence packet specifically formatted for the carrier’s questionnaire — mapping each implemented control to the specific question it addressed. For questions outside our scope (endpoint protection, physical security), we provided guidance on complementary controls.
Instead of an 85% premium increase, the firm’s cyber insurance premium decreased 22% from the prior year. The carrier noted the firm’s security posture had improved significantly and removed prior coverage exclusions for email-related incidents. The firm now uses our evidence packets for client vendor security assessments — a recurring request from their enterprise clients that previously took weeks to compile.
Standards that apply
across regulated industries.
Security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy criteria. Increasingly required by enterprise clients during vendor assessments.
International standard for information security management systems. Annex A controls map directly to our sixteen security checks.
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard requirements for businesses processing, storing, or transmitting cardholder data.
Carrier-specific cybersecurity requirements for policy issuance and renewal, including email authentication, encryption, and incident response.
Enterprise requirements.
Small-business pricing.
Tell us your domain and your industry. We’ll run the sixteen checks, show you which frameworks apply, and give you a compliance roadmap — all before you hang up.