Cybersecurity for Small Business

Attackers look for
the unlit corners.
We find them first.

Most small businesses don't know their email can be spoofed, their domain is on a blacklist, or their customer data is one misconfiguration away from exposure. We check, so you sleep.

Get a Free Security Audit What we check →

DKIM_RECORD

● MISSING

BLACKLIST_CHECK

● FLAGGED

SSL_CERT

● VALID

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The Problem

Small businesses are the soft target of modern cybercrime — not because they have the most to lose, but because nobody's watching the door.

Enterprise companies have security teams. Home users have built-in OS protections. The dental office, the law firm, the local retailer — they have a website, an email system, and a full workday of patient or client work that doesn't include reviewing DNS records or monitoring the dark web.

43%

of cyberattacks target small businesses

60%

close within six months of a major breach

$25K

average cost of a small-business cyber incident

What we illuminate

Our audit examines the three attack surfaces that actually matter for a small business: the email your customers trust, the website they buy from, and the credentials already floating around the internet.

01 / Email Security

Is your email impersonatable?

Missing SPF, DKIM, or DMARC records mean attackers can send emails that *look* like they came from you — to your customers, your vendors, even your own staff.

SPF DKIM DMARC BIMI

02 / Website & Domain

Is your site actually safe?

SSL errors, outdated software, open ports, missing security headers, domains on Spamhaus blacklists. The quiet issues search engines and customers notice before you do.

SSL/TLS HEADERS BLACKLIST CVE_SCAN

03 / Data Exposure

Is your data already out there?

Dark-web credential monitoring, breach database checks, Google Safe Browsing status. If your team's passwords have leaked, you deserve to know before attackers do.

HIBP DARK_WEB SAFE_BROWSING

Who We Help

Built for the businesses security firms forget.

Dental & Medical

HIPAA-adjacent practices handling patient data daily.

Real Estate

Wire-fraud and client-data exposure are the #1 threat.

Retail & Boutique

E-commerce sites, POS systems, loyalty databases.

Professional Services

Law, accounting, consulting — trust-based businesses.

Home Services & Trades

HVAC, roofing, painting, plumbing — scheduling apps & customer lists.

Local & Service-Based

Any small business with a website, email, and customer data.

How It Works

From blind spot to handled — in three steps.

Most security services want to lock you into a contract before they've proven anything. We do it backwards: prove the value first, then earn the engagement.

Free Security Audit

Send us your website. Within 48 hours, you get a full report of every security gap we find — email, website, domain, data exposure. No account. No credit card. No obligation.

Free · 48 hours

15-Minute Review Call

We walk through the report together, in plain English. You'll know exactly what's critical, what's minor, and what a real fix looks like. If nothing's broken, we tell you that too.

Free · 15 min

Pick Your Fix Path

If you want help, choose a package: fix a single issue, get everything remediated at once, or add ongoing monitoring so problems don't come back. Flat-rate pricing. No surprises.

Your choice

The audit is yours to keep, no strings attached. Steps 2 and 3 are optional — but heavily recommended. Most business owners can read a scan result, but the value is in knowing which findings actually matter for your specific business. That's what the review call is for.

Pricing

Simple, flat-rate remediation.

After your free audit, here's what fixing what we found typically costs. No hourly billing, no hidden fees, no "security suite" subscriptions you don't need.

Single Fix

$75–$500

One-time remediation of a specific issue we found during your audit.

One issue, resolved end-to-end
Verification scan included
Plain-English summary of what changed

Best for: one urgent issue

Security done by people, not a platform.

ThreatLamp was founded by Samuel Haskins on a simple idea: small businesses deserve clear, honest security guidance — not faceless SaaS dashboards or outsourced call centers.

Every audit is reviewed by a real human who understands that a dental office and a real estate agency have different threat models, different budgets, and different patience for jargon. You get a plain-English report, a prioritized fix list, and direct access to the person who wrote it.

No account required. No annual contract. No upsell to a "security suite" you don't need. Just a clear look at where you're exposed and what to do about it.

Our Scope, Stated Plainly

ThreatLamp is a digital security checkup — not a full cybersecurity firm. We audit the parts of your business that attackers see from the outside: your website, your email, your domain, and your exposure on the dark web.

We don't install antivirus on your computers, monitor your office network, handle active breaches, or provide compliance certifications (HIPAA, PCI, SOC 2). Think of us as the dental cleaning for your digital presence — preventive, affordable, and something every small business should do quarterly. For anything deeper, we'll refer you to a firm that specializes in it.

Common Questions

The honest answers.

Is this the same as full cybersecurity protection? +

No — and that's intentional. We focus on external, public-facing threats because that's what attackers check first and what most small businesses never audit. For internal network security, endpoint protection, compliance certification (HIPAA, PCI, SOC 2), or active incident response, you need a full MSSP. We can recommend one if that's what you need.

What if you find something outside your scope? +

We'll tell you, plainly. If your audit uncovers issues we can't fix (like an ongoing breach or internal network compromise), we'll flag them clearly and point you to the right kind of help — no upsell, no hand-wave. Our goal is to be the first call, not the only call.

How often should I get an audit? +

We recommend quarterly. Threats change, vendors change, employees leave, and credentials leak. A one-time audit is a useful snapshot, but ongoing monitoring is what actually catches new issues before they become problems. That's what our monthly Ongoing Protection plan is for.

Do I have to hire you to fix what you find? +

Not at all. The audit report is yours to keep. If you have an IT person who can handle the fixes, great — we'll write the report so they can act on it. If you'd rather we handle it, we offer flat-rate remediation. Either way, the audit itself is genuinely free.

How do I know the audit results are legitimate? +

Every finding in the report includes what it is, where we found it, and how to verify it independently. You can take any finding to another security consultant and confirm. Transparency isn't just ethical — it's how we earn your trust for the paid work.

Attackers look forthe unlit corners.We find them first.