Helping small businesses use AI safely, protect sensitive data, strengthen account and domain security, and build secure lightweight tools without enterprise bloat.
Serving Chico, Paradise, Oroville, Durham, Gridley, and surrounding areas
Written scope and authorization before assessment or testing work
Practical AI and security guidance for small local organizations
Veteran-owned Chico support
Security-first approach
Clear written scopes
Practical implementation help
Common risks
Many local organizations are already experimenting with AI. The challenge is making the useful parts safe enough for real business workflows while fixing the account, email, vendor, and documentation basics.
Employees using AI tools without guidance
Sensitive data being pasted into AI systems
Weak account security
Confusing vendor/security choices
Practical help needed, not enterprise bloat
Services
Best for: Teams already using AI without a clear internal policy.
A practical review for organizations that want to keep the benefits of AI while reducing avoidable privacy, security, and workflow risk.
Pricing guide
Starter: $600-$1,200 / Expanded: $1,200-$2,500
Best for: New or small organizations that need a realistic security starting point.
A plain-English review of the everyday controls that matter most for small teams: accounts, email, devices, domains, backups, and vendor risk.
Pricing guide
$400-$1,200 depending on scope
Best for: Small teams that need shared expectations without enterprise complexity.
Clear rules and staff-ready guidance that explain what can be used, what should not be shared, and how to verify AI-assisted work.
Pricing guide
Policy only: $400-$900 / Policy + training: $1,000-$2,500
Best for: Teams preparing for a broader AI rollout across workflows.
A structured plan for where AI belongs in the business, how staff should use it, and which safeguards should come first.
Pricing guide
$1,200-$3,500
How it works
Understand the business question, workflow, risk, audience, and practical constraints.
Define what is included, what is out of bounds, what access is needed, and what the handoff should include.
Assess the current state, compare options, draft guidance, or design the approved AI/security workflow.
Help configure, train, document, build, or guide implementation based on the service scope.
Deliver plain-English notes, policies, roadmap items, tool documentation, or follow-up recommendations.
Featured pricing
Planning estimates are shown so small businesses can quickly decide where to begin.
Common starting point
$600-$1,200
Best for: Businesses already using AI tools.
Common starting point
$1,200-$3,500
Best for: Teams that want to use AI safely across workflows.
Common starting point
$1,000-$2,500
Best for: Teams that need practical employee guidance for approved AI use.
$2,000-$6,000
Best for: Businesses that want a custom AI-enabled workflow or prototype.
Local service area
Work is centered on Chico and nearby Butte County communities, with practical support for Paradise, Oroville, Durham, Gridley, Orland, Corning, Red Bluff, surrounding areas, and remote clients. The goal is local trust, clear communication, and security decisions that fit smaller organizations.
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Paradise
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Chico, Paradise, Oroville, Durham, Gridley, Orland, Corning, Red Bluff, and surrounding areas; remote support available
FAQ
No. The business is Chico-based and works with organizations in Paradise, Oroville, Durham, Gridley, Orland, Corning, Red Bluff, and surrounding areas, while also supporting remote clients when the work can be handled effectively online.
Yes. Many AI security, policy, vendor review, documentation, and roadmap engagements can be handled remotely with clear scope and secure handoff materials.
Not as a default service. Work is focused on practical cybersecurity, secure AI adoption, documentation, and limited lawful open-source exposure review. Any testing must be explicitly scoped, authorized in writing, and limited to systems the client has authority to assess.
Yes. AI acceptable-use policies can be created as a standalone engagement or as part of an AI assessment, adoption roadmap, or staff training package.
Yes, when the scope is appropriate for a lightweight, maintainable business tool. Projects can include secure workflow prototypes, internal assistants, report generators, dashboards, and automations.
Not sure where to start?
Bring the AI, security, vendor, or workflow question that is taking up space. The first step is a clear scope, not a scare pitch.