The Cyber Hygiene Checkup
CAD $895. Fixed scope. Done by hand.
A practical review for smaller businesses that need a clear read on the basics and the next fix worth doing.
What you get
Three outputs you can actually use.
Where you stand
A plain posture band and supporting notes. No false precision.
What matters first
Your top risks ranked in owner language, not consultant fog.
What to do next
A prioritized fix list, written so the owner can decide what to handle internally and what belongs with IT.
How it works
Four steps. Clear boundaries.
Questionnaire
You answer basic questions about accounts, backups, devices, vendors and current IT support.
Permissioned review
Only public, non-intrusive checks on authorized domain/email records and information you choose to provide.
Written snapshot
You receive a posture band, supporting detail, top risks, and a 30-day fix list.
Walkthrough
We review what to do yourself, what to hand to IT, and what should wait.
Trust boundary
What it is not.
This is not a penetration test, exploit test, denial-of-service test, incident response, formal audit, certification, attestation, assurance engagement, legal advice, privacy advice, insurance advice, or guarantee of security, pricing, approval, or coverage.
I do not ask for passwords, MFA codes, recovery codes, API keys, private keys, privileged material, or sensitive client files. You stay in control of your accounts.
Why this works
The Checkup is not trying to turn your business into a security department. It is trying to make the next right fixes obvious.
Seaon Regis · Founder · Toronto · remote-first across Canada
Questions owners ask
No sales fog.
Is this a sales trap?
No. You will get a practical fix list whether or not you buy anything after.
What if my answers are messy?
That is normal. The goal is to find the first useful fixes, not embarrass anyone.
Can you talk to my IT provider?
Yes, if you want. The report can be used as a plain-language handoff.
Do I need to prepare sensitive files?
No. Do not send passwords, MFA codes, client files, private keys or recovery codes.
What happens after?
You can do the fixes yourself, ask your IT provider, book a working hour, or leave it there.
Ready, or just want to ask?
Send the messy version.
hello@regiscyber.comSubject suggestion: Checkup enquiry