MFA for everyone
The riskOne leaked password opens up email, files and client data.
The fixMFA enforced on every account, with single sign-on for the VPN and your cloud apps. One secure login for everything.
POPIA already applies to your business, and every breach must be reported to the Information Regulator and the people affected. These are the 7 questions you would face. Answer them now, and see straight away where you stand and what to sort out first.
Two taps, so the result fits your role.
Stolen passwords are still the easiest way in, and a hacked mailbox full of client data is a reportable breach.
Ransomware goes after the backups first. Without them, a breach becomes weeks of downtime.
Most attacks use holes that were patched long ago, and a lapsed licence quietly switches protection off.
Attacks happen at night and over weekends. An alert nobody reads stops nothing.
POPIA requires you to notify the Information Regulator and the people affected as soon as reasonably possible after a breach.
Every business has an Information Officer, by default the head of the business, who must be registered with the Information Regulator.
Client data pasted into a free AI tool has left your control, and that can count as a breach.
This is exactly what the Regulator and your customers want to see. The next step is being able to prove it: documentation and a tested recovery procedure.The basics are there. The open points are known gaps, and they can be closed within about 90 days without stopping your work.If a major client or the Regulator asks for proof tomorrow, you are exposed. The good news: these are known gaps, and this is exactly where the quick wins are.
As a director, you are accountable for these answers. Make sure there is proof behind them, not just a tick.As the IT person, you often know exactly where it pinches. We are the senior layer behind you: you keep the day-to-day, we take the security and the escalations.For you, predictability counts. A predictable monthly fee, and you can start with the pillar that matters most.
Where you stand on each pillar, your biggest gaps and what fixes them. Right here on screen, in plain language.
The four pillars cover the technology. Roles and accountability sit with management.
The riskOne leaked password opens up email, files and client data.
The fixMFA enforced on every account, with single sign-on for the VPN and your cloud apps. One secure login for everything.
The riskWithout a tested, immutable backup, one attack can stop the business for weeks.
The fixImmutable backups off the network, with a restore test we document as proof.
The riskOne forgotten laptop or expired licence is an open door to the whole network.
The fixAutomated patching and ESET protection on every workstation and server, with licences tracked for you.
The riskA break-in can go unnoticed for a long time, while client data walks out of the door.
The fixA FortiGate firewall monitored 24/7 by our Network Operations Centre, with a 15-minute response on critical outages.
The riskWithout clear roles, the first days are lost working out who does what, while the clock runs.
The fixClear roles: who reports, to whom and how fast. We detect, escalate and supply the technical details for the report.
The riskIt is one of the first things the Regulator looks at after a complaint or a breach.
The fixYour Information Officer registered and briefed. This one sits with the business; we walk through it with you in the IT review.
The riskStaff mean well, but one pasted spreadsheet can put client information outside your control.
The fixOne approved business AI tool, free AI tools blocked at the FortiGate firewall, and files with personal data stopped before they leave.
The Regulator and your customers ask for proof, not a tick. Email us your score or book a coffee, and we see together whether your answers hold up.
Email us your score or book a quick coffee chat. You get a clear, no-obligation starting point.
POPIA applies to every business that holds personal information about clients, suppliers or staff, whatever its size.
Average ransomware recovery cost in South Africa, before a single rand of ransom is paid.
Sophos 2026Maximum administrative fine under POPIA. On top of telling every affected client.
POPIA, section 109What the Information Regulator fined the Department of Justice after its security licences lapsed.
Information Regulator, 2023Sources: Sophos (2026), POPIA sections 19, 22, 55 and 109, Information Regulator (2023). This is not legal advice.
Not for your score: you see that straight away. For the full result per pillar, with your biggest gaps and what fixes them, we ask for your name, company and email. We never share your details with anyone, we process them in line with POPIA, and you only get updates if you choose to.
No. It is an honest first measure, based on the questions you would face after a breach. For the full picture there is the free 60-minute IT review, where we look at your actual setup.
Almost certainly. POPIA applies to any business that processes personal information about clients, suppliers or staff, whatever its size.
Then you know where to start. Email us your score or book a coffee, and you get a clear, no-obligation starting point. No sales pitch.
Whether you want to tidy up scattered IT, secure your network or bring everything under 24/7 oversight, we'd be glad to talk it through.
We listen to where things stand and work out how we can help.
60 minutes on site or in a cloud session, plus an optional 7-day passive traffic check. You get clear, practical advice either way.
Predictable monthly costs, a clear point of contact and a start date.
dante@duo-it.co.za