SERVICES

The right cybersecurity for your size, staff, and mission

Cybersecurity doesn’t have to be overwhelming or expensive. For mission-driven organizations, the biggest gap isn’t budget. It’s clarity. Our services are built to give you that clarity, help you act on it, and support you at a pace your team can sustain.

Every organization starts in a different place. Our approach is always the same: understand your mission, identify what matters most, and build a plan that fits the reality of your team, your people, and your budget. Whether you’re looking for a starting point, hands-on help, or a longer-term partner, we’ll help you find the right next step. Not the biggest one.

Service Paths

Foundations Assessment

Your starting point — clear, actionable, and right-sized.

A guided process that identifies your strengths and gaps, and maps out practical steps to address them.

Implementation Support

Guided help to put your report and action plan into place.

We walk with you through the roadmap: tools, training, and practical improvements you can actually sustain.

Leadership
Support

Strategic cybersecurity guidance when you need more than a basic plan.

An ongoing partnership for organizations that want a trusted advisor in their corner for the long haul.
Service Path Details

Most organizations begin with the Foundations Assessment. From there, the path forward depends on what you find and what kind of support fits your team.
Looking for detailed pricing? You can view a full breakdown of costs on our Pricing page.

Your cybersecurity baseline – clear, actionable, and right-sized.

The Foundations Assessment is the starting point for every organization we work with. It gives you a clear picture of where you stand today and a practical path forward. The process is structured but accessible, designed specifically for mission-driven organizations with limited staff or technical expertise.

Typical investment:
$1,200 – $1,800 depending on organizational size and system complexity

What’s included:

  • A guided walkthrough of your people, data, vendors, and day-to-day workflows
  • A clear picture of what’s working, where the gaps are, and what needs attention first
  • A plain-language report written for mission-driven leaders and operations managers, not IT departments
  • A prioritized action plan organized into Quick Wins, near-term improvements, and longer-term goals
  • A review session to walk through everything together and answer your questions

Why it matters:
Most organizations aren’t sure where to start. The Foundations Assessment gives you a realistic plan, not a list of best practices you’ll never get to or a pitch for tools you don’t need. It’s clarity you can act on immediately.

Who this is best for:

  • Faith-based and nonprofit organizations that haven’t taken a close look at their digital practices before.
  • Leaders who aren’t sure how to talk to their board or funders about what they’re doing to protect the people in their care.
  • Organizations that want to get ahead of this without overwhelming their staff.

Next step:

Read the Foundations Readiness Brief

Turning your roadmap into real-world progress.

Once you have clarity on your priorities, Implementation Support helps you act on them without feeling lost or overloaded. We walk with your team through the work at a pace that fits your capacity.

Typical range:
$250 – $800 per month (billed quarterly), depending on the level of support needed.

What this typically includes:

  • Guidance on choosing the right tools for your size and budget (password managers, backups, device protection, MFA, and more)
  • Help configuring or strengthening the systems your team already relies on
  • Drafting or updating policies your staff can actually understand and follow
  • Training on phishing, account safety, devices, AI tools, and day-to-day habits
  • Regular check-ins to track progress, adjust as things change, and keep the momentum going

Why it matters:
Most organizations know what needs attention but don’t have the bandwidth, expertise, or confidence to tackle it alone. Implementation Support keeps you moving forward without adding unrealistic expectations to an already stretched team.

Who this is best for:

  • Organizations that want hands-on guidance without bringing on a full-time security role
  • Teams where technology grew without a plan and needs some untangling
  • Organizations that want to make steady, sustainable progress without disrupting their day-to-day work

Next step:

Talk with us about implementation

Long-term cybersecurity stability and guidance.

Leadership Support is for organizations that need more than a roadmap. It’s an ongoing partnership, fractional cybersecurity leadership designed for executive directors, board chairs, and operations leaders who want a trusted advisor in their corner for the long haul.

Pricing:
Custom-scoped based on your size, systems, and leadership needs.
(We’ll provide a clear proposal after an initial conversation.)

What this typically includes:

  • Long-term guidance aligned with your mission, your team’s capacity, and what your funders or auditors need to see
  • Regular check-ins to review progress, adjust priorities, and keep leadership informed
  • Support preparing plain-language updates for your board, finance committee, or executive team
  • Help choosing the right vendors and tools without getting oversold
  • Keeping your policies current, practical, and actually used as your organization grows and changes
  • A steady hand when something unexpected happens: near misses, incidents, or decisions that can’t wait
  • Building confidence and capability in the staff and IT partners who handle your day-to-day technology

Why it matters:
Protecting your mission isn’t a one-time project. For many organizations, having a dedicated partner who understands both your technology and your culture is what makes steady, lasting progress possible. Without the cost of hiring someone full-time.

Who this is best for:

  • Larger nonprofits, schools, and multi-site ministries ready for a longer-term partnership
  • Organizations facing closer scrutiny from boards, auditors, or major funders
  • Leaders who want a trusted advisor on call without adding a full-time rol

Next step:

Request a leadership consultation

Ready to take the next step?​

You don’t need everything figured out to take the next step. Whether you’re facing a question, a near miss, or just a sense that it’s time to get intentional, a short conversation can bring clarity – without pressure or judgement.

Talk with Cyberwise