Ready to see what your risk actually looks like?

Your IT provider keeps things running. We keep things safe. General IT teams rarely have the depth to manage 12 security disciplines simultaneously. ITRS doesn't replace your IT — we complement it with dedicated, senior-level risk management. Think of it as the difference between a GP and a specialist.

70% of cyberattacks target businesses with under 200 employees — precisely because they assume this. Attackers know smaller businesses have fewer defences. The average breach cost for an SMB is R140,000, and 60% of breached small businesses close within six months. Size doesn't make you safe — it makes you easier to overlook until it's too late.

Three things: First, we manage all 12 security disciplines as one integrated system, not siloed products. Second, we quantify your risk in rands, not traffic lights. Third, every interaction is with someone who knows your name, your environment, and your risk profile. Most MSSPs sell tools. We sell measurable risk reduction.

POPIA is fully enforced. The Information Regulator can levy fines up to R10 million and prison terms up to 10 years for non-compliance. All organisations must report breaches via the mandatory e-Portal and demonstrate "reasonable measures" to protect personal information. Organisations need to demonstrate encryption, access controls, and incident response capabilities. Our assessment maps your current posture against these requirements.

Day one: full risk assessment with your score quantified in monetary terms. Week one: critical gaps identified and remediation started. Month one: measurable risk reduction across all 12 disciplines. Month three: typical clients see 40–67% risk reduction. You'll have real-time dashboards from day one — proof your investment is working that you can show your board immediately.

Less than a single incident. The average SMB cyberattack costs R140,000 — and that number rises 13% year on year. For context, manufacturing downtime alone costs R965,000 per hour. Protection costs a fraction of a single incident, scaled to businesses of 20–200 users. The arithmetic tends to be decisive.