Cybersecurity · investigations · field operations

Investigate threats. Strengthen your defenses.

Authorized assessments, evidence-based investigations, and a report an owner can act on — online, and on site when the written scope calls for it.

The report is yours to keep. See capabilities · Read a sample

Investigations A named concern, documented from the evidence
Authorized Assessment Promise Written permission before we scan
Portal proof Reports and open work in one place
Nationwide Authorized remote scans — same plain language

What CyberGuard covers

Digital evidence. A named site. A report you can use.

The same work, grouped the way an owner asks for help. Every assessment, investigation, and site visit follows an agreed scope.

Assess

See the network you authorize

  • Network and infrastructure security
  • External attack surface and exposed assets
  • Firewall settings and access-control gaps
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Investigate

Document a specific concern

  • Phishing, impersonation, and suspicious sites
  • Breach disclosures and unfamiliar devices
  • Incident evidence, open questions, and recovery priorities
  • Due diligence from lawful public sources
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Act

On site, and over time

  • Field walkthroughs at a named property
  • Compliance, risk, and security planning, including NIST CSF 2.0 where it fits
  • Optional monthly proof in the client portal
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Connecting digital and physical evidence

Intelligence that leads to action.

Physical access, unfamiliar equipment, exposed information, and operational gaps may affect the same incident. Our expanding field operations offering connects remote assessments, investigative research, and authorized site evaluations when the facts call for it.

We turn observations into understandable reports with source references, open questions, prioritized risks, and recommended corrective actions. Active testing and on-site work require written authorization, defined objectives, and an agreed fee.

Bring us the question you need answered. We will discuss the evidence available, the right scope, and what the report should help you decide. Explore solutions & investigations Schedule a consultation
General Solutions Group small business security guide: 10 cybersecurity tips for small businesses

Free for business owners

A security resource page for your business

Start with the 10-tip guide, then open the FCC, CISA, FTC, NIST, and SBA pages owners use for training, updates, backups, payments, and incident response.

Open the resource page
Your report You keep it. A monthly plan is not required after the scan.
Plain language Findings and priorities an owner can explain.
Written scope Scanning, testing, and site visits start only with authorization.
Nationwide Remote scans run without a visit. Field work is its own scope.

How it works

Scope. Work. Report.

Three steps — from a written scope to a report you can use.

01
Scope

Agree what is in bounds

An authorized scan, an investigation, or a site visit. The fee and the limits are in writing first.

02
Work

Document the evidence

Findings, open questions, and what was actually in scope. Nothing starts without the owner’s permission.

03
Report

Hand it to the people who act

Priorities in plain language. Monthly protection is optional after you have the report.

Sample deliverable

Built for decision-makers

A plain-language report owners can read: what is working, what needs attention, and the first fixes to hand to any IT provider.

  • ✓Documented findings with the scope named
  • ✓Executive summary in plain business terms
  • ✓What's working and what needs attention
  • ✓Seal for website, window, or register
  • ✓Prioritized fixes you can hand to any IT provider

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Diamond Bright CyberGuard™

Executive Cyber Risk Summary

Redacted public sample · September 2026 D 66/100 · Business Trust Score

Redacted assessment · Grade D

CyberGuard Business Trust ScoreD · 66/100
Reported findings48 findings
Assessment steps8 completed
Technical CARV gradeB− · DPI 6.64
Report formatClick to open sample →

Next step

See it on your own network. Run a remote scan nationwide, or keep browsing plans after you see the sample.

Proof, not promises

Built so owners can see the work

Authorized assessments, documented findings, and monthly proof when you choose it — not a 24/7 SOC claim.

What we are

  • Investigations and authorized assessments with the scope in writing
  • Authorized assessments only — written permission before we scan
  • Plain-English reports with priorities, not tool dumps
  • Monthly portal proof when you choose ongoing protection
  • Business-hours human support (U.S. Central)

What we are not

  • Not a 24/7 SOC or guaranteed response-time SLA
  • Not cyber insurance or a breach warranty
  • Not a compliance certification (PCI, HIPAA, SOC 2, etc.)
  • Not gray-area hacking theater — only systems you authorize
  • Not an obligated upsell after you see your report

After the work

The report is the deliverable

Findings, open questions, and the first fixes, in the same layout as the sample report. You keep it. A monthly plan is not required after the scan.

Know your responsibilities

Compliance, in plain English.

HIPAA, card payments, privacy laws, and more. Learn who the rules cover, what penalties can look like, and the practical steps your business should take.

Explore the compliance guide →

Free · not a paid plan

Membership Club

Monthly threat briefings, practical tips, and occasional offers — by email and/or text. No obligation to buy. This is our list (not Square).

  • Short plain-language cyber updates for business owners
  • Optional SMS — you choose the channel
  • Unsubscribe anytime · we don’t sell your info

Prefer a scan first? Remote scan from $17.80

Questions

Quick answers before you book

Remote scans · monthly protection

Buy a Network Quick Scan ($17.80) or Remote Deep Scan ($98) online. The owner or manager authorizes the network. The report arrives by email.

Remote scans use a temporary node you install yourself on one office computer. Access is revoked after delivery.

Remote scans run after you install the helper. Timing depends on when that computer stays on and connected. The report is emailed when the scan finishes.

No. The scan report is yours to keep. Monthly plans (Essential™, Guardian™, Diamond™) are optional if you want ongoing portal protection.

Plan prices are monthly: Essential $98/mo, Guardian $197/mo, Diamond $350/mo. A refundable hardware deposit may be due at time of install if we ship a CyberGuard Sensor for authorized assessments. Monthly plans do not include an on-site firewall. One-time remote scans do not charge this deposit.