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Cyber security services for Toronto businesses
Cyber security assessment, testing, readiness and implementation organized around your systems, risks and business decisions.
Canada Create™ helps SaaS, AI and institutional teams define security priorities, connect them to technical work and establish clear responsibilities across the program.
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Tell us which systems, security requirement or business decision you need help with. Share high-level context rather than credentials or incident evidence.
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A security program with decisions and owners
Understand the exposure
An agreed assessment identifies relevant systems, dependencies, evidence and unanswered questions.
Prioritize the work
Leadership sees treatment options, implementation dependencies and the decisions requiring approval.
Coordinate delivery
Testing, readiness and operational services have distinct scopes and connected handovers.
Maintain useful evidence
Records show what was reviewed or changed, who owns it and what still needs attention.
Choose the security work you need
These workstreams can be commissioned individually or coordinated around an agreed program.
- Audit and risk assessmentReview controls and evidence, then document priorities and treatment decisions.
- Penetration testingValidate exposure within authorized targets, techniques and rules of engagement.
- Readiness supportOrganize control work and evidence for a defined framework or customer-assurance request.
- Staff awarenessBuild role-based learning and approved simulation programs with clear reporting routes.
- Managed security planningDefine monitoring, response and tooling responsibilities in a dedicated managed security engagement.
- Incident and recovery preparationMap response roles, escalation paths, recovery dependencies and exercise scenarios.
- Identity and cloud reviewExamine privileged access, cloud configuration and supplier connections within scope.
- Website securityCoordinate hardening, maintenance and recovery work for the website environment.
How security engagements are scoped
Custom-scoped engagements; proposal after discovery
Assessment and program work
Custom-scoped engagements; proposal after discovery
A defined security decision, review or readiness requirement
- Systems and review boundaries
- Evidence and reporting plan
- Prioritized recommendations
- Agreed handover
Implementation and continuing services
Custom-scoped engagements; proposal after discovery
Technical remediation or an ongoing responsibility defined after discovery
- Implementation permissions
- Coverage and escalation responsibilities
- Acceptance and review criteria
- Separate third-party dependencies
One-time work and recurring service responsibilities are identified separately. Specialist services and tooling are listed where required.
Exposure, evidence and ownership
Put the next security decision on a clear footing.
Security work organized around your business exposure
Canada Create™ provides cyber security services for Toronto organizations and teams across Canada and the United States. We connect security assessment, implementation, testing, readiness and ongoing service planning around the systems your organization depends on. Funded SaaS and AI companies may need a credible answer to an enterprise security review. A healthcare network, legal group or institutional property team may need to understand access, supplier dependencies and recovery priorities across several locations.
Start with the decision in front of you: which exposure needs attention, which customer requirement needs evidence, or which operational responsibility has no clear owner. We turn that into a written scope with deliverables, access requirements, responsibilities and acceptance criteria. You can commission a focused engagement or a coordinated program.
Choose the right security engagement
Assessment and risk prioritization
A cyber security audit and risk assessment reviews agreed systems, controls and evidence. Its output can include an asset and dependency view, documented gaps, a risk register and a remediation roadmap. The scope states which records were examined and which areas remain untested. This is the starting point when leadership needs a defensible basis for spending or a customer has asked for a documented security position.
Authorized penetration testing
Penetration testing examines whether weaknesses can be exploited within an approved boundary. Applications, networks, cloud environments and other targets require their own rules of engagement. The test plan identifies permitted techniques, operating windows, stop conditions and contacts. Findings distinguish validated impact from issues needing further investigation.
Readiness and staff programs
Compliance readiness helps organize control implementation and evidence for the particular SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS or customer-assurance program you identify. Formal examination and certification have their own independent provider requirements. Security awareness training addresses staff decisions, approved simulations and reporting habits. Each program has its own deliverables rather than a blanket promise that one service satisfies every obligation.
Operational security and websites
For continuing detection, alert handling, endpoint coverage or SIEM responsibilities, use our managed security services page. Coverage, tooling, escalation and response authority belong in that agreement. Website maintenance and security covers the website-specific work, including hardening, updates, recovery preparation and scoped remediation. These services can be coordinated with your internal team or existing provider.
Incident response and ransomware recovery planning
Incident readiness connects technical work with the people authorized to make business decisions. We can scope response-plan development, tabletop exercises, system-recovery planning and technical work within the agreed environment. The plan names the incident lead, system owners, escalation contacts, communications owners and the advisers involved in insurance or notification decisions.
For ransomware recovery, useful preparation includes identifying essential services, mapping dependencies, reviewing backup separation and defining how restoration will be tested before reconnecting affected systems. Recovery objectives are planning inputs; a backup’s existence alone does not establish that the business can restore its service. NIST’s incident response guidance places preparation, detection, response and recovery within broader cyber risk management.
If an incident is active, follow your existing incident plan and contact your designated response and insurance channels promptly. When discussing a new engagement with us, identify the affected systems and current response owner at a high level. Response availability, authority and specialist investigation requirements must be confirmed before work begins. Keep credentials and sensitive incident evidence out of the public enquiry form.
Security leadership, identity and cloud priorities
A virtual CISO or security-advisory scope can organize the risk register, program roadmap, policy ownership and leadership reporting. Your executives retain risk decisions and approval authority. We connect the agreed priorities to implementation tasks: reviewing privileged access, joiner and leaver processes, cloud configuration, third-party connections and application change controls.
For SaaS and AI products, discovery also maps production tenants, service accounts, deployment paths, customer-data flows and model-provider dependencies. A vulnerability-assessment scope identifies assets and approved checks, then separates scan findings from validated exposure. Digital-forensics requirements are defined with the incident lead, including collection authority, evidence handling and any specialist or legal requirements.
For a focused review of cloud workload configuration, access paths and approved hardening work, explore our cloud security services.
What a useful handover contains
- A scope record showing the systems, business services and review period covered.
- Findings linked to available evidence, with assumptions and untested areas visible.
- A prioritized plan with owners, dependencies and decisions for leadership.
- Implementation and retesting records for the remediation expressly commissioned.
- A handover for your IT team, operational provider or independent assessor, as applicable.
Requirements from customers, insurers and regulators differ. Bring the actual questionnaire or requirement into discovery through an agreed secure channel. We map the work to that request and involve your appropriate advisers when applicability or legal interpretation is needed. AI may assist research, analysis and report drafting, with human review and applied technical judgement. We agree how confidential evidence may be used, check conclusions against the available records and present final deliverables for your approval.
Scope, cost and the next step
Custom-scoped engagements; proposal after discovery. Cost depends on the systems and locations involved, review depth, testing permissions, evidence availability, remediation work and any continuing service coverage. The proposal distinguishes one-time project work, recurring responsibilities and third-party tools or specialist services.
Smaller organizations can start with a focused priority without committing to an enterprise-wide program. Larger teams can coordinate several workstreams around their procurement, product or operational needs. Share a high-level system inventory, your current providers and the decision date you are working toward. Our sales line is available 24/7 at +1 (800) 808-9235. Customer support requests can be logged around the clock through our AI support agent. The standard team response target is 24 to 48 hours during business days; incident response coverage is agreed separately.
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Coordinate the program
Connect the findings to responsible owners.
Plan the assessment, implementation and handover around your current systems and providers. Custom-scoped engagements; proposal after discovery.
From the security question to an actionable handover
Sequence depends on your exposure, existing providers, evidence and approvals.
- Identify the decision Discovery
Review the business service, current concern and requesting party’s requirements.
- Agree boundaries Scope approval
Set systems, access, permitted checks, reporting needs and operational constraints.
- Review and validate Evidence work
Carry out the commissioned assessment or testing and distinguish confirmed findings from open questions.
- Plan and implement Approved remediation
Assign treatment decisions and complete the expressly agreed technical or program work.
- Handover and review Acceptance
Deliver findings, change records and responsibilities for the next service or internal owner.
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Choose your starting point
What security decision is in front of you?
Describe the requirement and the business service it affects. We will use that context to define the work.
Security work connected to the systems you run
Business-service context
Start with what must keep working and the dependencies behind it.
Defined testing authority
Targets and permitted actions are approved before active testing.
Distinct service owners
Assessment, readiness, response and operations keep their own responsibilities.
Implementation planning
Translate findings into changes your technical owners can schedule and review.
Leadership visibility
Summarize consequences, unresolved issues and decisions in practical language.
Provider coordination
Work with the IT, hosting and security providers already supporting your organization.
Evidence-aware reporting
Separate observed facts, supplied statements and untested assumptions.
Written commercial scope
Identify deliverables, dependencies and continuing responsibilities before delivery.
Cyber security questions
Where should our organization start?
Start with the decision or exposure you need to address. An assessment may be appropriate when the security position is unclear; a defined test or readiness program may be appropriate when the requirement is already known.
Can we commission one service without a larger program?
Yes. An audit, test, training program or implementation project can have its own scope. Related work can be coordinated when it supports the same business need.
How is this different from managed security?
This page helps select and coordinate security work. Managed security defines continuing monitoring, tooling, alert handling and response responsibilities in a separate operational agreement.
Can you help prepare for ransomware or another incident?
We can scope incident plans, exercises, recovery preparation and technical work in the agreed environment. Active-incident support requires confirmation of availability, authority and specialist dependencies.
Does an assessment prove legal compliance?
An assessment documents the agreed review and findings. Your appropriate advisers determine legal applicability, and formal assurance or certification has separate provider and evidence requirements.
Can you work with our existing IT provider?
Yes. Discovery identifies each provider’s responsibilities and the access or approvals needed. Implementation and handover are planned with those owners.
How do you handle security questionnaires?
We map questions to available evidence, record gaps and identify the person authorized to approve the response. Statements about controls must reflect the actual implementation.
How are price and timing determined?
Custom-scoped engagements; proposal after discovery. Systems, testing depth, evidence availability, remediation and continuing coverage shape the proposal and delivery plan.
What should we send through the enquiry form?
Send the business requirement, a high-level system description and a contact. Credentials, sensitive incident records and confidential evidence should use an agreed secure channel.


Bring the requirement you need to answer
A customer review, product launch or operational concern gives discovery a concrete starting point. Custom-scoped engagements; proposal after discovery.













