Payments sent to criminals.
A familiar-looking email says a supplier’s bank details have changed. Your team pays the invoice - but the money goes to a criminal, and the real supplier still needs payment.
Practical cybersecurity for small businesses
Don’t let scammers do business in your name.
A convincing fake email can send your money - or your customer’s payment - to a criminal. We find public email and domain gaps that can make impersonation easier.
Free review. Public information only. No passwords or internal access.
A fake email. A real business loss.
Criminals impersonate your business, suppliers, or customers to turn everyday requests into opportunities to steal.
Sensitive information exposed.
A fake request tricks someone into sending customer records, payroll details, or business documents. A compromised mailbox can also expose private conversations and attachments.
Customer trust damaged.
A customer receives a fraudulent invoice or document request that appears to come from your business. You’re left explaining the scam, resolving disputes, and rebuilding confidence.
Find out whether your business has email impersonation gaps attackers can see.
Check My Business’s ExposureIllustrative scenarios, not reports of customer incidents. The free review checks public signals only; it does not verify internal mailbox security or determine whether an account has been compromised.
Not sure where to start?
Choose the concern that sounds most like yours.
No technical background needed. Each option explains what is included before you commit.
Free · Public information only
I want to know what outsiders can see about my business.
Review public email, domain, and website signals without sharing passwords or giving internal access.
Check my exposureFrom $49/month · Team pricingI want my team to spot scams before they cost us.
One short challenge each week helps employees practice handling suspicious login, payment, and information requests.
See security awareness training$1,995 · Up to 25 employeesI need to confirm our safeguards are actually working.
A fixed-scope check of essential controls, including Microsoft 365, with technical evidence and the first three actions.
See the Business Security BaselineStill unsure? Tell us what’s going on and we’ll point you to the right starting point.
Already have great IT? Let's prove it.
Your bookkeeper doesn't audit their own books. An independent check isn't a vote of no confidence; it's how you confirm the work. Many of the gaps scammers use, such as spoofable email domains, lookalike domains, and payment-change verification, sit outside a typical IT contract.
- Keep your IT provider; we work alongside them
- Public information only, no passwords
- If it's clean, your IT provider gets the credit and you get the proof
One bad payment can wipe out a month of margin.
Paid to the wrong account.
A customer pays your invoice, but to a scammer using your name.
A load, an order, or a shipment, rerouted.
One unverified change request is all it takes.
No answer when someone asks for proof.
Insurers and larger customers increasingly ask how you protect payments and data.
Run your business, not damage control.
- Payments land where they should.
- Your team checks unusual requests before they act.
- Insurance and customer security questions get answered with evidence.
- Your IT provider gets a clear, prioritized list.
Practical guidance, backed by evidence
You run the business. We'll check the safeguards.
You shouldn't need to become a security expert to protect what you've built. We're hands-on security practitioners who translate technical evidence into plain-English decisions: what we saw, what it means, and what to do first.
Led by security practitioners with automotive cybersecurity compliance, offensive research, and direct CISO/IT Director experience—working alongside your existing IT provider.
What you can expect
- A plain-English conclusion before technical detail
- Observed evidence separated from assumptions
- A short list of the first recommended actions
- Clear ownership for leadership, your IT provider, or us
A simple plan to protect your money.
See what scammers see.
Start with the Free Zero-Access Exposure Review™. Public information only.
Confirm your safeguards work.
The Business Security Baseline checks Microsoft 365, devices, backups, and email safeguards. $1,995 — Fixed price for businesses with up to 25 employees; larger businesses receive a confirmed quote.
Train your team to verify before they pay.
Short weekly challenges through Security Awareness Training, From $49/month.
Built for your operation
Same scam. Different disguise.
The same security fundamentals create different operational questions. Start with the industry page that best matches how your business works.
Verify the broker before the load moves.
Trucking and logistics
Protect the email, dispatch, load-board, carrier, customer, and payment relationships that keep freight moving.
Explore trucking and logisticsProtect the prints, the payments, and the production line.
Small manufacturers
Verify the safeguards around engineering files, supplier access, production systems, customer requirements, and recovery.
Explore small manufacturingYour harvest pays once. Make sure it pays you.
Agriculture and farm services
Protect the business email, supplier payments, orders, account access, and recovery processes agricultural retailers and farm-service businesses rely on.
Explore agriculture and farm servicesAnswer security questionnaires with proof, not promises.
Software and SaaS companies
Prepare documented answers about cloud access, development practices, and customer-data safeguards.
Explore software and SaaS securityReview customer requirementsYour clients' returns, protected. Your WISP, proven.
Accounting and tax firms
Verify the safeguards protecting client tax data and tax-preparation software, and see how the evidence supports a firm's WISP.
Explore accounting and tax firm securitySee WISP supportWhat can someone see without signing in?
Could someone fake your email domain?
What does your website and domain reveal?
What services are reachable online?
Resources
Practical guidance for business owners.
Plain-English guides on the scams, exposures, and safeguards that matter to smaller businesses, organized by industry and dated so you can see what is current.
USDA Warns of Produce Buyer Fraud: Verify Before You Ship
USDA warns of produce buyer impersonation and stolen loads. Five checks help growers, packers, and shippers verify orders before releasing produce.
Published
Read the guideVerify Load and Payment Changes: A Freight Broker Checklist
Verify freight pickup, delivery, account, bank, and factoring changes through trusted contacts. A practical checklist for freight brokers and dispatch teams.
Updated
Read the guideThat Logistics App Could Steal Your Next Login Code
Fake logistics apps can steal incoming texts and request call forwarding. Learn what trucking teams should verify and how phishing training can help them act.
Updated
Read the guideNot ready yet? Get the Small Business Incident Response Plan template.
A practical, fill-in-the-blanks plan you can put in place today.
Cybersecurity for U.S. small and midsize businesses
Scammers impersonate small businesses and their vendors every day to redirect payments. We find the gaps they'd use, without needing your passwords, and help your IT provider close them so your money goes where it belongs. Our work addresses payment and invoice fraud, email spoofing protection, and freight broker and carrier impersonation through clear evidence and practical next steps. Public signals can point to questions for your provider; they do not prove exploitability or compromise. For internal safeguards, the Business Security Baseline reviews agreed areas such as Microsoft 365 security, devices, backups, and email. We help owners prepare evidence for cyber insurance and customer security questionnaires without calling an assessment a certification or guarantee. Accounting and tax firms can explore WISP support for tax preparers. We work alongside existing IT providers, with the scope and responsibilities clear before work begins.