A proper $2,000 cyber audit rewritten for humans. One flat fee. Real findings, ranked by business impact. Delivered as a branded PDF your accountant, lawyer, or cyber-insurance provider will actually read.
Ours is written for the owner. You'll get a grade, three fixes that matter, and a plain-English roadmap — not a 60-page CVE spreadsheet.
Takes 3 minutes. We ask about your email provider, website platform, past incidents, and what worries you most.
Email authentication, website security headers, encryption, DNS, and phishing exposure — everything an attacker can see for free.
Top 3 risks to fix first. Remediation roadmap by week, month, and quarter. A grade you can show your insurance provider.
This is the same format every Sentry Report ships in. (Sample data — real reports are specific to your domain.)
Simple. Flat. Refund if you're not happy.
A single audit and report. Good for compliance questionnaires, cyber-insurance applications, or a board meeting.
A fresh report every 90 days plus alerts if your posture changes. For owners who want peace of mind.
No. A Sentry Report looks only at public, observable signals — the same things an attacker would check in the first hour of research before deciding whether you're an easy target. A penetration test costs $10,000+ and is overkill for most small businesses.
Antonyo — a cybersecurity professional who's spent years inside enterprise security teams and now focuses on making that expertise accessible to the businesses that need it most.
Every report comes with a free 30-minute walkthrough call. We also write every finding in plain English with a "who fixes this" line so you can forward specific items to your IT person, web developer, or email admin.
Often, yes. Many insurers now ask about DMARC, TLS, and employee phishing exposure. Your Sentry Report answers those directly and gives your broker a document to reference.
Yes. If the report doesn't give you at least one actionable fix you didn't know about, we refund in full — no questions.