Your business lives in the Cloud
Is it Actually Secure?
You may not think about your third-party system’s security.
Every SaaS tool you use, every email you send, every login your team manages — they’re all potential entry points for attackers. Most small businesses don’t know where their vulnerabilities are until something goes wrong.
The PDRM Cyber Third-Party Security Audit changes that.
The Problem with “We Haven’t Had Issues Yet”
Cybersecurity incidents in small businesses rarely look like a Hollywood hack. They look like:
- A phishing email your team didn’t recognize
- A password that was used across 12 different tools — then compromised on one of them
- An outdated plugin on your website that gave attackers a back door
- An email domain with no DMARC record, making it trivially easy to spoof your business
- A cloud tool with no MFA that someone logged into from the other side of the world
These are real, common, fixable risks. But you can’t fix what you can’t see.
Introducing the PDRM Third-Party Securty Audit
A comprehensive, cloud-focused security review designed specifically for businesses with no on-premise infrastructure. We look at everything — your website, your email setup, your third-party tools, your access controls, your data backups — and deliver a clear, prioritized plan so you know exactly what to fix and in what order.
This is not a generic checklist. This is a working engagement where we get into the specifics of your business.
What we Review
The SaaS Security Audit covers the four major risk areas for cloud-based businesses:
Website Security
Your website is often the most visible — and most vulnerable — part of your business. We look at your content management system for outdated software, insecure plugins and themes, and missing security configurations that leave you exposed.
Email Security
Email is the #1 attack vector for small businesses. We audit your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records, check your domain configuration, review your email server settings, and evaluate your spam filtering to make sure you’re protected — and that attackers can’t impersonate you.
Account & Access Security
We look at whether multi-factor authentication is properly configured across your tools, whether your team is using a password manager, and where password reuse is creating hidden risk. One compromised password on one platform shouldn’t mean access to everything.
SaaS Tools & Data
Your third-party tools likely store sensitive data — about you, your clients, or both. We review security feature configurations across your key systems, check your data backup status, and flag outdated features or access that may be creating unnecessary risk..
How the Audit Works
Why PDRM Cyber?
PDRM Cyber was built by founders, for founders. We understand that small businesses are underserved by enterprise security tools — too expensive, too complex, and not designed for how you actually work.
We bring deep cybersecurity expertise to the real world of small business: the tools you actually use, the budgets you actually have, and the risks you actually face. Our job isn’t to scare you — it’s to make sure you’re protected..
Do I need to be technical to do this
Not at all. We explain everything in plain language. You don’t need to know the difference between SPF and DKIM — that’s our job. We’ll tell you what it means and what to do about it.
What do I need to prepare
Mostly just access. After you fill out the intake form, we’ll let you know what to have ready. Typically that means being able to log into or share information about your key systems.
Is this a one-time thing
The audit itself is a one-time engagement, but security is ongoing. We’ll include recommendations in your report for how to stay current over time. Many of our clients return annually or add ongoing support.
$1500 Flat Rate. No Surprises. Covers all four phases.
Important: This audit is designed specifically for cloud-based businesses. It does not include review of any on-premise or local infrastructure.