CYBERSECURITY CONSULTING · WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS
You have IT. That is not the same as having security.
Someone keeps your computers running. Whether your firm would survive a bad week is a different job, and at most small firms it belongs to nobody. We find out exactly where you stand, and what to fix first, in language the person who signs the checks can use.
Built for firms where client trust is the whole business
Our clients do not look alike on paper. A CPA practice, a title office, an independent agency. They have four things in common.
You hold information that is not yours
Client financial records, identity documents, deal terms, tax identification numbers, banking details. A breach is not your loss. It is your clients’ loss, with your name on it.
You have IT, not security
Someone keeps the computers running. Nobody’s job is whether you would survive a bad week. Those are two different jobs, and the second one usually belongs to nobody.
Money moves because of what you say
A wire, a closing, a payment, a trust disbursement, a payroll run. A single fake instructions that looks like it came from you is a six-figure event.
Somebody is going to ask
A carrier at renewal, a regulator, a client’s vendor review, a lender, a licensing body. The question comes with a deadline, and “we think we are fine” is not an answer.
In practice that means accounting and tax firms, insurance agencies, title and escrow offices, real estate brokerages, and small law firms. If your firm fits those four conditions and is not on that list, it still fits.
An assessment can be handed over as a stack of scan results. A stack of scan results does not answer anything an owner actually asked. So we organize the work, and the report, around four questions.
Four questions. In order.
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Can someone pretend to be us?
Email authentication, domain spoofing protection, impersonation controls, and inbound filtering. The fake-invoice and wire-fraud vector, from both directions.
02
Can someone get in?
Vulnerability scanning inside and out, whether your credentials already appear in known breach data, and a phishing resilience baseline for your staff.
03
If they get in, how far do they get?
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace configuration, who holds administrative rights, accounts left active after people leave, and how your files are shared outside the firm.
04
If it all goes wrong, do we come back?
Backup and recovery verification including a witnessed test restore, and whether the people who would have to act known what the plan says.
That fourth question is the one most small firms have never been asked, and it is the one that decides whether a bad week becomes a closed business. Backups that exist are not the same as backups that restore. A plan nobody has read is not a plan.
What working with us looks like
Three steps. No long-term contract, no retainer you cannot get out of, and no software to install.
Step 1:
A free 30-minute call
We talk through your environment and what is prompting the question, a renewal, a client questionnaire, a deadline, or just a feeling that nobody is watching this. If you do not need us this year, we will say so.
Step 2:
A scoped, authorized assessment
Work begins only under a signed agreement with a defined scope, at a flat rate agreed in advance. Assessment access is read-only, nothing is installed, and any access you grant us you can revoke at any time.
Step 3:
One report, walked through with you
A five-minute executive summary, risk-rated findings with business impact, and a prioritized 30/60/90-day roadmap your IT provider can work straight from. Then a meeting where you ask questions until you are satisfied.
Two paths, and a place to start
Every service we offer is available on its own. But most firms land in one of three places, and the deciding question is not budget. It is who owns the work after our report lands. We will tell you honestly which side of that line you are on.
START HERE
The Workspace Review
One system, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, reviewed in about a week. Read-only, nothing installed. It is where nearly every small firm is quietly misconfigured, and where wire fraud and fake invoices almost always begin.
If you move forward with either package within 90 days, the review is credited in full against it.
For firms that have never worked with a security consultant before.
PACKAGE ONE
The Assessment
The full assessment, all four questions, delivered as one unified report rather than a stack of disconnected summaries: a five-minute executive summary, risk-rated findings with business impact, a prioritized 30/60/90-day roadmap, and a 60-minute walkthrough.
Right if you have a capable IT provider, written policies that need validating rather than writing, and someone who already owns compliance.
You have hands. What you need is eyes.
PACKAGE TWO
The Security Program
Everything in The Assessment, plus the written program drafted from your actual findings — WISP, Acceptable Use, Incident Response — and live in-person training built on your own phishing baseline.
Right if you have no written program, or a carrier, regulator or client is asking for a defensible one rather than a scan.
Nobody owns this yet. That is the gap.
Most clients continue on an annual cycle afterward, because controls drift on their own: someone leaves and their account stays active, a backup job starts failing quietly, an exception granted for one week is never removed.
Questions we get asked
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Attackers do not pick targets off a map. Automated scans and phishing campaigns hit every business with an internet connection, and small professional firms are attractive precisely because they hold valuable client data behind lighter defenses. Tax practices see seasonal spikes in wire-fraud and impersonation attempts aimed at their clients.
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Keep them. We are built to work alongside your IT provider, not to replace them. IT support keeps systems running; we independently verify they are secure and build the documentation regulators and insurers expect. An independent set of eyes is the point — we have no incentive to grade our own homework.
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No. We are based in Wichita Falls and serve surrounding communities in person, but assessments, reports, and policy work all travel well remotely, and we serve clients beyond the area. Training sessions are delivered in person; standalone training can be run in person or remote.
Start with a 30-minute consultation
We will talk through your current concerns, your environment, and what is genuinely worth doing first for a firm your size. No pitch deck, no pressure. If the honest answer is that you do not need us this year, that is what you will hear.