Sample website for Lockstep Cyber Security, a fictional cybersecurity consultant, built with AI Web Maker.

Know where your company stands on security

We check your systems, train your people and write the plan for a bad day, then explain every finding in words a board can act on. No scare stories, no products to sell, and a fixed price agreed before any testing starts.

Fixed priceagreed before any test
10 daysfrom kick off to the written report
No resalewe sell advice, never software
A security consultant going through a printed checklist with an office manager

Work we do for companies of 10 to 250 people

Each piece of work can stand alone, though most clients start with a health check and decide the rest from what it finds.

Security health check

A structured look at accounts, devices, email, backups, the network edge and the people who approve payments, ranked by what to fix first.

Fixedfrom $2,400

Penetration testing

Your website, customer portal or office network tested by a consultant trying the routes an attacker would, within limits a director signs off in writing.

Per scopefrom $3,800

Staff training

Short, good humoured sessions on suspicious emails, payment fraud by phone and safe working away from the office, with examples from your own sector.

Per sessionfrom $650

Incident response plan

Who decides, who calls whom and what gets switched off first, written as a short plan and rehearsed in a two hour tabletop exercise.

Plan and exercisefrom $2,100

Questionnaire help

Help answering the security questions that customers, insurers and auditors send, honestly and with the evidence ready to hand.

Per questionnairefrom $420

Security lead on call

A named consultant who joins your management meeting each month, reviews new systems and answers questions before they turn into problems.

Monthlyfrom $1,150
A consultant talking three company directors through a short findings report

A report your board can read in ten minutes

Every finding is written twice: once in plain words for directors, saying what could happen and how likely it is, and once in technical detail for whoever fixes it. Nothing is described as more alarming than it is.

Findings are sorted into three lists, this week, this quarter and this year, so the most useful fixes happen first and the budget can follow.

  • A one page summary for directors
  • Each finding rated by likelihood and impact
  • Step by step fixes for your IT provider
  • A retest of the urgent items, included in the price

What a health check looks at

Six areas, chosen because they cover the ways companies of 10 to 250 people most often run into trouble. Data protection and reporting rules vary by country, so the report notes which findings may matter to your regulator.

AreaWhat we checkWhat you receive
Accounts and sign inWhich accounts use two step sign in, who holds admin rights and whether former staff can still log inA list of accounts to close, tighten or protect
Laptops and phonesUpdates, disk encryption, screen locks and what happens when a device goes missingA device by device table with the gaps marked
EmailSettings that stop others sending mail in your name, and forwarding rules nobody remembers creatingThe exact settings to change, written for your IT provider
BackupsWhether a copy sits apart from the main systems, and whether a restore actually worksThe result of a test restore we watch you run
The network edgeRemote access, open services and the office router, scanned from outside with your permissionEach exposed service with a fix or a reason to keep it
Money and peopleWho can change bank details or approve payments, and how such requests are checkedA simple call back rule for payment changes

Testing starts only once a director has signed the scope and the dates. We never test systems you do not own or have permission to test.

Three ways to start

Prices are fixed for the scope agreed on the first call and shown here as examples in US dollars. If something needs more time than planned, we stop and ask before doing any extra work.

Health check

fixed, from$2,400

10 working daysUp to 50 staff
  • Six areas reviewed, on site and remotely
  • A report for directors and one for IT
  • A findings call with your team
  • Retest of urgent items after 30 days
Ask for a health check
Chosen most

Health check and training

fixed, from$3,900

15 working daysUp to 120 staff
  • Everything in the health check
  • Two live training sessions, recorded for new starters
  • A practice phishing exercise agreed with directors
  • A one page guide for every desk
Ask about check and training

Security lead on call

a month, from$1,150

Rolling, one month noticeIncident line at any hour
  • A monthly meeting with your management
  • Review of new systems before they go live
  • Help with customer and insurer questionnaires
  • First response help if something goes wrong
Ask about a retainer

We sell no software or hardware and take no fees from vendors, so every recommendation is made on its merits alone.

From first call to retest

  1. A scoping call

    Thirty minutes on how the company works, which systems matter most and what, if anything, is worrying you.

  2. Permission in writing

    A director signs the scope, the dates and the name of the person who can pause testing at any moment.

  3. The check itself

    Interviews, settings reviews and scans over five to ten working days, timed around your busy periods.

  4. A findings call

    We walk your team through the report, answer questions and agree who fixes what, and by when.

  5. The retest

    Thirty days later we check the urgent fixes and update the report, so the board can see the progress.

Before you let us look around

Will testing slow down or stop our systems?

The checks are designed to be gentle, and anything with even a small risk of disruption is scheduled outside working hours with your agreement. A named person at your company can pause testing at any point.

Do you sell security software?

No. We take no commission from vendors and resell nothing. If a tool is worth buying, we explain why, and you choose where to buy it.

What if you find something serious during a test?

We stop, call the contact named in the scope the same day and help decide the next step. Serious findings never wait for the final report.

Do you need to see our customer data?

Rarely. We look at how data is protected, not at the data itself, and anything we do see stays confidential under the agreement signed before we start.

Does a health check make us compliant?

It helps, but compliance depends on the rules for your sector and country. The report flags findings likely to matter to a regulator or insurer, and we can work alongside your legal adviser.

We think something is wrong right now. Can you help?

Call rather than using the form. We help you contain the problem and keep the evidence, and we tell you whether you should also inform your bank, your insurer, the police or a regulator, because reporting rules differ from country to country.

From directors and practice managers (example reviews)

We expected a lecture and a sales pitch. Instead we got a ten minute summary for the partners, a list for our IT provider and a retest showing every urgent item closed.
Helen M.Practice manager, accountancy firm
The training was the first our team actually enjoyed. A fortnight later someone in accounts spotted a fake change of bank details and phoned the supplier to check before paying.
Kwame A.Operations director, logistics company
The tabletop exercise showed that nobody knew who could take the booking system offline. That gap is closed, and the whole plan now fits on two pages.
Rosa T.Managing director, group of clinics

What the work looks like

Photographed at client sites with permission, with screens and documents kept out of shot.

Ask for a health check or a quote

Tell us a little about the company and what prompted you to get in touch. A consultant answers within one working day and offers a slot for the scoping call.

Please do not send passwords, network details or anything sensitive through this form. We gather what we need after the scope is signed.

If you believe an incident is happening now, call +44 20 7946 0246 instead of using this form.

Reach Lockstep

Phone and email

+44 20 7946 0246

assess@example.com

On site within about two hours of the city, and remote work for clients anywhere

When we are reachable

Monday to Friday08:30 to 18:00
Testing windowsEvenings and weekends by agreement
Retainer clientsIncident line at any hour

Something wrong right now?

Phone us rather than sending the form. Unless your IT provider advises otherwise, keep affected machines switched on but disconnected from the network, and write down what you noticed and when.

Call +44 20 7946 0246

About this sample page

What a nervous director reads first on Lockstep’s page

Lockstep Cyber Security is an invented consultancy, and its one page sketches how a calm security practice could present itself on AI Web Maker. A shield draws its tick on the opening photo beside a headline that promises clarity instead of threats. Services, a board friendly report and a table of six checked areas follow before any price appears. Three fixed prices, five steps to a retest and six plain questions come next. The order lets a director understand the work fully before deciding whether to pay for it.

A consultancy using AI Web Maker describes its checks, its clients and its pricing, then edits the draft page and enquiry form that the builder returns. Hosting a live page is $119 for the year or $19 per month, the domain is extra, and drafts and previews are never billed. Lower on this sample page, short notes cover why the page avoids fear, how findings are written for two readers and why consent appears as a step. They also cover the statement of independence from vendors and the safety notes on the form. A real firm could keep this structure and replace every price, photo and review with its own.

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