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Fortify & Secure

Security Assessment

How exposed are we, and what do we fix first?

What it is

A fixed-price review of your security against a recognized framework (CIS Controls IG1 or IG2, or the NIST Cybersecurity Framework). It can include external and internal penetration testing, web application testing and a phishing simulation. It ends with a prioritized, costed roadmap and a one-page summary for your board, insurer or customer. Defence suppliers get the CPCSC Contract-Ready Assessment instead.

What's included

  • Review against CIS Controls IG1/IG2 or the NIST Cybersecurity Framework
  • Optional external and internal penetration testing
  • Optional web application testing and phishing simulation
  • A prioritized, costed roadmap
  • A one-page summary for your board, insurer or customer

Who it's for

  • Any organization asking "how exposed are we?"
  • Boards that want an independent view
  • Non-profits preparing a grant application
  • Children's aid societies, school boards, colleges, universities and hospitals that need a cyber security maturity assessment
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Funding that may help

Ways to pay for it

You may qualify; we never promise funding. Last verified: November 6, 2026.

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How it works

5 steps, no surprises

  1. 01

    Scoping call: framework, systems and testing options

  2. 02

    Fixed-price proposal

  3. 03

    Interviews, configuration review and testing

  4. 04

    Ranked, costed roadmap and one-page summary

  5. 05

    Walk-through with your leadership or board

Pricing

Fixed prices, quoted after a short discovery call

You know the cost before the work starts.

FAQ

Questions we hear

We can't fix everything anyway.

That's why the roadmap is ranked and costed. Most clients start with the top five items.

Can't you just run a free scan?

A scan finds missing patches. An assessment finds why they're missing and what to fix first.

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Find out where you stand, at a fixed price.

A short discovery call, then a fixed-price assessment with a ranked, costed roadmap: what to fix first, what it costs, and what funding may help.