Six honest questions, about two minutes. See how easily you could lose access to your own email, accounts and data, if a password walks out the door or someone gets in, plus the simple fixes. No jargon.
20+ years, plain English
Fixed price, no lock-in
Losing access to your own business almost never comes out of nowhere. It is usually one of these three doors left open, and each one has a simple fix while things are calm.
Right now one person might be the only one who can get into your email, accounts and admin. Spreading that control, so you own it, means nobody can lock you out of your own business or hold it hostage.
A stolen password on its own should not be enough to get into your inbox. Multi-factor login is the one change that stops most break-ins dead, and it takes an afternoon, not a project.
When an account gets locked or someone leaves, a tested recovery route and a simple leaver process mean you are back in the same day, not begging a stranger for a password.
"The worst calls I get are the ones where the owner cannot get into their own business: the admin walked out with the passwords, or someone got in and changed the locks. It is a horrible feeling, and it is almost always avoidable. That is all this is, a proper look at who can actually get into your accounts and a straight answer on how to make sure that is always you. I have spent twenty-plus years doing exactly that for places with a lot more than a deadline on the line, so yours is very doable. No jargon, no scaremongering, no quote padded with kit you do not need."
