Cyber checkup for small businesses
Lockly helps 5–50 person teams find overlooked Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace risks before they turn into expensive problems.
Guided screen-share delivery. No full-time IT or security person required.
$99 assessment
Your business accounts, made visible.
Peace of mind pays off.
Review
15–20 checks
Platform
M365 or Google
Delivery
Screen share
The Lockly approach
A defined checklist
Every checkup follows the same focused review, so you know exactly what was examined.
Priorities you can act on
Findings are explained in plain language and ranked by risk. Any remediation work is optional and scoped first.
What we check
A focused review of settings and access paths that create outsized risk when nobody owns security day to day.
MFA coverage, privileged roles, shared credentials, recovery methods, and risky sign-in patterns.
Former employees, stale accounts, unexpected forwarding, delegated inbox access, and sharing habits.
Device access, endpoint protection, VPN use, phishing defenses, and the settings protecting company data.
A concise, plain-language summary of what looks solid, what needs attention first, and what can wait.
Guided screen share
You stay in control of the screen and access. We guide the review, explain what matters, and document the next steps.
01
Tell us whether you use Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace and what is worrying you.
02
We work through the checkup together on a screen share you control.
03
Receive an easy-to-follow findings summary and a path for any next steps.
Straightforward options
No long contract required. Address only what your business needs, then add ongoing care if it earns its place.
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
$99
Fix the findings
$300–$1,000+
Scoped work to close approved gaps. Final pricing depends on account count, systems, and complexity.
Stay protected
$99–$299/mo
Ongoing administration and security support tailored after the initial assessment.
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Ready when you are
Your checkup begins with a short conversation about your workspace, team size, and current concerns. We’ll use that to plan the guided review.