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Cybersecurity services in Nairobi before attackers find the gap

Security audits, penetration testing, managed firewalls and staff training for Kenyan SMEs, SACCOs, schools and NGOs — sized for organisations without an in-house security team.

VAPTManaged firewallEndpoint protection24/7 monitoringPhishing training
What we do

Cybersecurity services for Kenyan businesses

Most attacks on Kenyan SMEs aren't sophisticated — they exploit weak passwords, unpatched systems, missing backups and staff who click the wrong link. We close those gaps first.

ASSESS

Vulnerability assessment & penetration testing (VAPT)

We scan and test your network, servers, website and cloud accounts the way an attacker would, then hand you a prioritised fix plan in plain language.

PROTECT

Managed firewall, antivirus & endpoint protection

Business-grade firewalls and endpoint protection deployed, configured and kept up to date across every laptop, desktop and server.

MONITOR

24/7 monitoring & incident response

Alerts watched around the clock, with a clear response process when something goes wrong — contain, recover, report.

TRAIN

Phishing simulations & security awareness training

Realistic phishing tests and short, practical sessions so your team becomes your strongest defence instead of your weakest link.

Fixed-price audit

SME Security Audit Package

The fastest way to know where you stand. In one engagement we review your setup and deliver a report you can act on immediately.

  • Vulnerability scan of your network and internet-facing systems
  • Firewall configuration review
  • Staff phishing test
  • Full written report with a prioritised fix plan
OCTOBER OFFER

SME Security Audit

KSh 40,000 KSh 50,000

Sized for SMEs, SACCOs, schools and NGOs. Larger networks quoted on scope.

Who we protect

Built for organisations without a full-time security team

SMEs

Shops, offices and growing companies that rely on a handful of PCs, email and M-Pesa.

SACCOs

Member financial data that attackers want and regulators expect you to protect.

Schools

Student and parent records, fee systems and shared computer labs.

NGOs

Donor, beneficiary and programme data — often handled across many devices.

Security is also a legal requirement

The Kenya Data Protection Act 2019 requires appropriate security safeguards for personal data, and breaches must be reported to the ODPC within 72 hours. A security audit gives you evidence that you're meeting that duty. See our Data Protection Act guide for the compliance side.

How we work

From first call to ongoing protection

Free consultation

Tell us your setup and worries. No jargon, no pressure.

Assess

Audit or VAPT with a clear, itemised report and quote.

Fix & deploy

We implement the fixes — firewalls, endpoint protection, backups, policies.

Monitor & train

Ongoing monitoring, quarterly reviews and staff training.

FAQ

Cybersecurity questions

Do you offer cybersecurity services for small businesses in Nairobi?
Yes — vulnerability assessments and penetration testing (VAPT), managed firewall and endpoint protection, 24/7 monitoring and phishing/security-awareness training, sized for SMEs, SACCOs, schools and NGOs.
What is VAPT?
Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing. The assessment finds weaknesses across your systems; the penetration test safely tries to exploit them, showing which ones an attacker could actually use. You get a prioritised report with fixes.
How much does a security audit cost?
Our SME Security Audit Package — vulnerability scan, firewall review, staff phishing test and full report with a fix plan — is KSh 40,000 on the current offer (normally KSh 50,000). Larger networks are quoted on scope.
How fast do you respond to a security incident?
Monitoring clients get 24/7 emergency response. For one-off incidents, contact us on WhatsApp or call 0728 099 019 — requests within Nairobi are typically actioned the same business day.
Does cybersecurity help with Data Protection Act compliance?
Yes. The Act requires appropriate security safeguards for personal data and breach reporting within 72 hours. An audit and documented controls are strong evidence that you are meeting that duty.

Not sure how exposed you are?

Tell us how many devices and staff you have and what systems you run. We'll suggest the right starting point — usually the SME audit.