HEXORYN
CYBERSECURITY FOR SMALL BUSINESS

Know your risks.
Own your security.

You don't need an enterprise budget to take security seriously. Hexoryn helps small businesses uncover common gaps and understand what to fix first—without the jargon.

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✓  Clear findings✓  Actionable next steps✓  One-time pricing
BUILT AROUND THE FUNDAMENTALS
Identity & access ◇ Device security◇ Backup readiness◇ Risk awareness
A PRACTICAL APPROACH

Less uncertainty. More clarity.

Simple, focused security reviews designed to help growing businesses make informed decisions.

Understand your exposure

Review common risks involving accounts, devices, patching, and security habits.

Get a clear action plan

Receive a concise written summary with prioritized recommendations and explanations.

Build better habits

Start with attainable improvements rather than expensive tools you may not need.

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps to a clearer picture.

01 / START

Tell us about your setup

Share basic information about your business and sign off on the agreed review scope.

02 / REVIEW

We assess the basics

We conduct an authorized, non-intrusive review of selected security practices and configurations.

03 / IMPROVE

Get your next steps

Receive findings organized by priority so you know what to address first.

INTRODUCTORY OFFER

A smart first step toward stronger security.

Designed for independent small businesses that want a straightforward look at the essentials—without a long-term commitment.

  • Multi-factor authentication
  • Windows update practices
  • Backup readiness
  • Endpoint protection
  • Account access basics
  • Security awareness
SMALL BUSINESS SECURITY CHECKUP
$99
One-time introductory price
  • Brief intake & agreed scope
  • Practical review of core security controls
  • Written summary of findings
  • Prioritized improvement checklist

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What this service is: A limited, authorized security-readiness review intended to identify common issues. What it isn't: A penetration test, compliance audit, certification, guaranteed vulnerability discovery, or promise of complete protection. Review scope and access are agreed in writing before work starts.