Guides · free and ungated
Straight answers to the questions your IT provider would rather you not ask.
15 guides on what IT support actually costs, how to answer a cyber insurance questionnaire honestly, what a HIPAA security risk analysis really requires, and why nobody can sell you HIPAA certification. Written for the person who has to sign the form, not for other IT companies.
No gated PDFs. No email required. No sales call attached to any of them.
Browse
The new HIPAA Security Rule is still a proposal, not a deadline
Insurance and compliance
Florida breach notification deadline: 30 days, not 60
Insurance and compliance
Hurricane IT continuity: a self-audit for Lee County
When something breaks
How to answer a law firm cyber insurance questionnaire
Insurance and compliance
What an hour of downtime costs a dental practice
Costs and providers
Dentrix, Eaglesoft and Open Dental: what to check before you call anyone
When something breaks
Five things to check before you sign or renew a cyber policy
Insurance and compliance
What IT support costs a small law firm in Florida
Costs and providers
What a HIPAA security risk analysis is, and what OCR asks for first
Insurance and compliance
Why your email lands in spam: SPF, DKIM, and DMARC in plain English
Security
Your client sent a security questionnaire. Now what?
Insurance and compliance
Microsoft is not your backup: what a law firm actually needs
Security
How to switch IT providers without losing a day
Costs and providers
What a small law firm's AI policy needs to say
AI at the office
How wire fraud happens to law firms, and the habit that stops it
Security
Read enough. What does it look like at your office?
The guides are general. The Security Check is not. We look at what is publicly visible about your office from the outside and send back three findings in plain English, on one page. Nothing to install, and nothing touches your network.
The sample is a law office example. Medical and dental practices get the same one-page format. Yours to keep either way, whether or not we ever speak.