Information Security for the Websites, Accounts and Cloud Your Business Runs On
We assess, harden and maintain the systems your business depends on online: your website and store, email and passwords, cloud environments, and the marketing and AI tools connected to them. Clear scope, documented changes, and no inflated promises.
What is information security as a service?
It means having a hands-on team that reviews how your systems are configured, fixes the most important gaps, and keeps watch over time, so security does not depend on someone on your staff having spare hours.
Assess
Inventory your sites, accounts, platforms and users, then review configuration and exposure.
Harden
Implement priority fixes: MFA, access cleanup, headers, WAF rules, email authentication and more.
Monitor
Review updates, permissions and scan results on a recurring schedule, with clear reporting.
Recover
Verify backups, test restores and document what to do when something goes wrong.
Secure the site, the accounts and the stack behind them.
Our full-stack development and technical SEO background means we implement fixes directly in your site, hosting and account settings instead of handing back a checklist. Each service can be bought on its own or combined.
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Security Baseline Assessment
A non-intrusive, external review of your website, DNS and email authentication, TLS, security headers, exposed files and CMS or plugin versions, delivered as a prioritized report.
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Website & e-Commerce Hardening
Security headers, CSP and HSTS, CDN and WAF rules, form and bot protection, admin lockdown, backups, and configuration hardening for WordPress, Shopify and custom builds.
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Password & Access Management
Business rollouts of password managers such as 1Password: shared vaults, MFA enforcement, credential handoff for clients and vendors, and clean offboarding.
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Google Workspace & Microsoft 365 Security
MFA, SPF, DKIM and DMARC, sharing and admin-role reviews, and device and app policies to reduce phishing and account takeover risk.
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Cloud & Container Security Reviews
IAM least-privilege reviews on Google Cloud, AWS and Azure, plus Kubernetes RBAC, network policy, image and secrets-handling reviews for teams running custom applications.
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AI & Automation Security AI
Review of API keys, agent and MCP permissions, CRM and workflow access, and data exposure in AI-powered marketing and automation systems.
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Marketing Stack Security
User-permission and access audits for GA4, Google Tag Manager, ad accounts and CRM, plus third-party script and tracking-pixel reviews aligned with your privacy policy.
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Backup, Recovery & Incident Readiness
Backup verification, restore testing, written recovery checklists, and clean-up and hardening support if a site or account has been compromised.
A security incident is a marketing problem too.
The same systems that bring in customers are the ones attackers target. Securing them protects revenue, reputation and search visibility.
Lost trust and sales
Defaced pages, browser warnings or hijacked checkout flows can stop customers from buying and are slow to recover from.
Lost search visibility
Compromised sites can be flagged, lose rankings, or have spam injected into pages. Our SEO & AI search work protects against that and keeps legitimate crawlers welcome.
Lost control of accounts
Email, ad, analytics and CRM accounts are common takeover targets. Weak access control can expose budgets, customer data and brand channels.
What we do, and what we don't.
Security services should be clear about their limits. Here is ours, so you know exactly what you are buying.
What we do
- Non-intrusive assessments of configuration and exposure
- Hands-on hardening of sites, accounts and cloud settings
- Password-manager, MFA and access-control rollouts
- Documentation of every change we make
- Ongoing reviews and plain-English reporting
What we don't do
- Penetration testing or red-team exercises
- Claim certifications, attestations or vendor partnerships
- Provide legal advice or act as a compliance auditor
- Run a 24/7 security operations center
- Promise that a breach cannot happen
Three ways to work with us.
Every engagement starts with a discovery call. We define scope, deliverables and pricing in writing before work begins.
Security Baseline
Know where you stand.
- Inventory of sites, accounts, platforms and users
- External configuration and exposure review
- Email authentication and access review
- Prioritized written report and roadmap
- Walkthrough call
Hardening Sprint
Fix what matters most.
- Implementation of priority baseline fixes
- MFA and password-manager rollout
- Headers, CDN and WAF rules, form and bot protection
- Cloud and workspace permission clean-up
- Before-and-after change documentation
Ongoing Security Care
Keep it from drifting.
- Recurring access and permission reviews
- Update, plugin and scan reviews
- Backup verification and restore checks
- Monthly plain-English report
- Priority support for security questions
Three steps. Documented every time.
Same approach as the rest of our process: senior-led, transparent and built around your business.
Discover
We map your systems, users and priorities, confirm authorization for anything we review, and agree on scope and deliverables in writing.
Harden
We implement the priority fixes in your site, hosting, workspace and cloud settings, and document every change so nothing is a mystery later.
Maintain
We review permissions, updates and backups on a schedule and report what changed, what is open and what we recommend next.
Inventory and baseline review, typically. Timing depends on how many systems are in scope.
Priority fixes are implemented and documented, starting with the highest-impact items.
Recurring reviews and reporting keep access, updates and backups from drifting.
Information security terms, explained.
The vocabulary you will hear in our reports, defined without the jargon.
- Multi-factor authentication (MFA)
- A login method that requires a second proof of identity, such as an app prompt or hardware key, in addition to a password.
- Password manager
- A tool that generates, stores and shares unique passwords securely so employees do not reuse or paste credentials.
- Least privilege
- Giving each person, app or service only the access it needs to do its job, and nothing more.
- Web application firewall (WAF)
- A filter in front of a website that blocks known malicious requests before they reach the application.
- Content Security Policy (CSP)
- A browser rule set that controls which scripts, styles and resources a page is allowed to load, reducing injection risk.
- SPF, DKIM and DMARC
- Email authentication records that help prove messages really come from your domain and tell receivers how to handle fakes.
- Secrets management
- Storing API keys, tokens and passwords in a controlled system rather than in code, documents or chat.
- Role-based access control (RBAC)
- Assigning permissions by role so access can be granted, reviewed and removed consistently, as used in Kubernetes and cloud platforms.
Developers and marketers who secure what they build.
You don't need an enterprise firm for a small business, and you don't need a vendor that oversells.
We implement, not just report
The people who audit your setup also make the fixes in your code, hosting and account settings.
Security that respects SEO
We harden your site without blocking the search and AI crawlers you want visiting it.
Built into what we build
Our web development, e-commerce and automation work already follows security-minded practices.
Senior-led, always
You work directly with the person doing the work. No hand-offs and no account-manager layer.
Phoenix-local, nationwide reach
Based in the Phoenix–Scottsdale metro, serving businesses across Arizona, the United States and Latin America, in English and Spanish.
Honest about limits
No guarantees, no certifications claimed, no vendor partnerships implied. Just clear scope and documented work.
Information security, answered.
It covers the systems a business depends on online: your website and e-commerce store, email and password management, Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, cloud and container configuration, and your marketing, analytics and AI tools. We assess your current setup, implement the priority fixes, and offer ongoing reviews. Scope is defined on a discovery call before any work starts.
No. We do not perform penetration testing or red-team exercises. Our assessments are non-intrusive and focus on configuration, access and exposure. If you need penetration testing, we recommend hiring a dedicated, independent testing firm and we can help you act on its findings.
No. ONBOARDTECH does not claim security certifications, audit attestations or official partner, reseller or endorsement status with any software vendor. Tools such as 1Password, Google Cloud, Microsoft 365, Cloudflare and Kubernetes are named only to describe the systems we configure and review for clients.
No. No honest provider can guarantee that. Security work reduces risk and makes incidents easier to detect and recover from, but it cannot eliminate risk. We document what was changed, what remains open and what we recommend next, so you can make informed decisions.
Yes. We help plan and configure business password-manager rollouts: vault structure by team or client, MFA enforcement, migration away from shared spreadsheets and chat-pasted passwords, secure credential handoff, and offboarding checklists. We can work with 1Password or other business password managers you already use.
Yes, at the configuration-review and hardening level. That includes IAM least-privilege reviews, network and firewall rules, secrets handling, logging, and Kubernetes RBAC, network policy and image-handling reviews. For very large or regulated environments, we will tell you if a specialist firm is a better fit.
It can. Compromised sites may be flagged by browsers and search engines, lose rankings, or have spam injected into pages, and misconfigured security rules can block legitimate crawlers. Because we also run technical SEO and AI search work, we harden your site without blocking the search and AI crawlers you want.
We can help with readiness tasks such as access controls, MFA, backups, configuration hardening and documentation. We are not a compliance auditor, we do not issue attestations, and nothing we provide is legal advice. For formal compliance, work with a qualified assessor or attorney.
Contact us and we can help triage the situation, clean up and harden affected websites or accounts, and restore from backups where available. If personal or customer data may have been exposed, involve legal counsel and follow any notification requirements that apply to your business. We cannot guarantee a specific outcome.
We do not publish fixed prices because scope depends on the number of systems, platforms and users involved. After a discovery call we provide a defined scope, deliverables and a quote. A baseline assessment is typically a short, bounded engagement, and ongoing care is offered as a monthly retainer.
Information on this page is general in nature and is not legal, compliance or insurance advice. Security work reduces risk but cannot eliminate it. See our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.
Find out where your security stands.
Book a discovery call and we will outline scope, deliverables and next steps for your business, with no obligation.