Really free, with no obligation. It’s the best way for you to see how we work. If the report turns up things you’d like help with, we’re happy to quote them. If not, you keep the report.
We’ll check your Wi-Fi, wired network, security cameras, and computers, then give you a plain-English report showing what’s solid, what’s aging, and what to fix first. For homes, home offices, and small businesses.
Fill out the short form below. Best guesses are fine, and nothing technical is required.
On-site or remote, we go through your network, cameras, and devices. No passwords over email, ever.
A green / yellow / red scorecard with prioritized recommendations. Do it yourself or have us handle it. Your call.
A consistent checklist, so nothing gets skipped, including the things most people never think to look at.
Is your wireless fast, private, and locked down?
The cables, switches, and the door to the internet.
Your cameras should watch your property, not the other way around.
How each computer is running, patched, and protected.
Most break-ins start with a login, not a hack.
When something fails, can you get it back?
Also on the list: printers, network storage (NAS), smart TVs and smart-home gear, VoIP phones, and point-of-sale devices. Anything with a network connection gets a look.
Best guesses are fine. “Not sure” is a perfectly good answer. A real person will reach out within one business day to schedule.
Age alone isn’t the problem. The real risk starts when a device stops getting security updates. Here are the rules of thumb we use in every report.
Or as soon as the maker stops releasing firmware. ISP-provided units are often the oldest thing on the network.
Must run a supported Windows. Windows 10 consumer security updates (ESU) end October 13, 2026.
Apple generally patches the current macOS plus the two before it. Older versions stop receiving fixes.
Check the maker’s update window. Many Androids get far fewer years than iPhones.
Sooner if firmware is abandoned or the brand is under FCC restrictions.
Hard drives wear out. Watch drive health and keep a second copy off-site.
A UPS with a tired battery quits at the moment the power goes out.
Often forgotten and rarely patched, which makes them a favorite way in. We’ll flag the stragglers.
Every area rated at a glance, so you know what’s fine and what isn’t.
Urgent security fixes first, then nice-to-haves, with rough costs where hardware is involved.
Which devices are aging out and when, so upgrades are planned, not emergencies.
Really free, with no obligation. It’s the best way for you to see how we work. If the report turns up things you’d like help with, we’re happy to quote them. If not, you keep the report.
Never send passwords by email, text, or this form. For anything that needs a login (like your router), you’ll type it in yourself while we’re with you, on-site or on a remote session you control.
Most home and small-office checkups take about an hour. Larger offices take longer, and we’ll tell you up front.
Not without asking. The checkup is look-don’t-touch. Our scans are non-intrusive, and any fixes happen only after you approve them.
Both. Home networks with cameras and smart devices need the same care as a small office, and for a remote worker they’re often the same network.
We’ll tell you right away, not in a report a week later, and walk you through the quickest way to close the gap.
