Evidence-first
Every answer is backed by something you can show, not a claim you hope holds up.
For Canadian SMBs facing a security review
The deadline is real. Your proof is scattered.
A cyber insurance renewal, a customer security questionnaire, a privacy or vendor review. AgileCT gets you organized proof, answers that hold up under follow-up, and honest language for the gaps that are still open.
You leave with evidence, careful answers, a prioritized fix plan, and a plain-language summary for insurers, customers, or internal teams.
We typically reply within one business day, with same-day review prioritized for urgent deadlines. Focused readiness reviews start at $2,500, and quarterly readiness retainers start at $1,500 per quarter after the initial review.
01 · About AgileCT
Built by people who have sat across from the reviewer.
AgileCT works with Canadian SMBs that need evidence to hold up under a real review, not just a checklist. Our practitioners have organized proof for cyber insurance renewals, enterprise customer questionnaires, and privacy reviews, and know the difference between a control that exists and a control you can prove exists.
We say what we are not before anyone asks: not an auditor, not a law firm, not an insurance broker. What we are is the team that gets your evidence and language ready before someone else asks the hard question.
No overclaiming
We will not tell you a renewal or a deal is guaranteed. We tell you what is ready and what is not.
Built for SMB budgets
Reviews start at $2,500, priced for a team without a six-figure compliance budget.
02 · Common Starting Points
Start with the question your business needs to answer now.
Primary entry
Cyber insurance will not renew cleanly without better answers
Check whether your login protection, computer security, backups, incident plan, and supporting proof are ready before the renewal timeline gets tight.
Prepare for insurance review Primary entryA customer security questionnaire is blocking a deal
Turn scattered policies, screenshots, reports, and owner notes into clear answers you can share without overstating your readiness.
Handle customer questions HealthcareA clinic needs clearer privacy safeguards and breach workflow
Prepare practical evidence for patient data safeguards, access control, staff training, vendor handling, and breach response before a review exposes gaps.
See clinic privacy help Next stepsWhat should we fix first?
Prioritize the fixes most likely to affect renewal, customer acceptance, vendor exposure, patient data protection, or ongoing monitoring.
See the planning path03 · Who We Help
Built for Canadian SMBs that handle sensitive data but do not have a full internal security team.
Security readiness for Canadian SMBs that need practical evidence, customer and insurer reviews, and fix planning without a full internal security team.
Professional services firms such as accounting, legal, wealth management, and advisory practices. See professional services help
Healthcare-adjacent clinics, pharmacies, dental practices, and allied health technology providers. See clinic privacy help
Manufacturing, logistics, software, and other supply-chain SMBs facing enterprise customer reviews. See supply chain help
Canadian organizations with 10-200 employees responding to insurers, regulators, or corporate clients.
04 · Anonymous Outcomes
Proof that respects private security work.
Security readiness often involves insurer questions, customer requests, and internal gaps that should not be public. These anonymized examples focus on the industry, review trigger, work, and practical outcome.
Renewal review six weeks out
- Pressure
- Cyber insurance renewal questions were due before all evidence was organized.
- Work
- Mapped current controls, missing proof, IT owner actions, and broker-facing context.
- Outcome
- The team left with a clearer evidence list and dated fix plan instead of scattered answers.
Questionnaire split across owners
- Pressure
- An enterprise customer asked for security answers, policies, and supporting evidence.
- Work
- Separated approved answers, evidence owners, safe-to-share materials, and open gaps.
- Outcome
- The response became easier to review without overstating readiness or hiding gaps.
Safeguards needed clearer evidence
- Pressure
- A sensitive-data workflow needed practical proof of safeguards and breach readiness.
- Work
- Reviewed ownership, data location, access controls, training, vendors, and stale proof.
- Outcome
- Current proof, missing evidence, and priority fixes were separated into a usable plan.
05 · How We Work
Move from scattered answers to fixes that stay owned.
Map the request
Start with the renewal, questionnaire, privacy concern, or vendor decision. We translate it into the proof, owners, systems, and deadlines that matter.
Organize the evidence
Connect current policies, screenshots, reports, owner notes, vendor documents, and security settings to the questions being asked.
Prioritize the fixes
Turn missing proof and real gaps into a phased plan with owners, target dates, validation evidence, and exception language where a fix needs more time.
Keep it ready
Where helpful, continue into implementation coordination, evidence refresh, vendor follow-up, and quarterly readiness checks so the work does not reset next year.
06 · After The Review
Keep evidence ready before the next deadline appears.
The first review clarifies current gaps. Quarterly readiness keeps owners, evidence, exceptions, and renewal materials from drifting out of date.
Fix coordination: define the MFA, endpoint, backup, policy, and Microsoft 365 changes your IT provider or MSP needs to complete.
Solution support: help select or coordinate security tools such as MFA, MDR, backup, awareness training, and evidence reporting where the client wants implementation help.
Quarterly readiness: refresh proof, track exceptions, prepare next renewal or questionnaire materials, and keep owners accountable between reviews. Starts at $1,500 per quarter after the initial review.
Self-guided kit: for teams not ready for a project, request a paid worksheet package with evidence prompts, owner tracking, and review notes.
07 · FAQ
Common questions before a review starts.
How long does a readiness review take?
Most focused reviews can start with a short triage call and then move into a few working sessions. Timing depends on how much evidence already exists, how many systems or vendors are in scope, and whether there is an active deadline.
What do we need to provide?
Useful starting points include the questionnaire, renewal request, vendor list, current policies, security settings, screenshots, reports, owner notes, and any proof already sent to insurers or customers.
Are you an auditor, law firm, or insurance broker?
No. AgileCT provides readiness, evidence organization, and practical security planning. We do not provide legal advice, formal audit opinions, insurance products, or coverage decisions.
Can you guarantee renewal approval or customer acceptance?
No. We help make current protections, missing proof, and planned fixes clearer. The insurer, buyer, regulator, or business partner still makes its own decision.
Can you work with our IT provider?
Yes. Many fixes depend on an internal or external IT provider. We can help define the request, track owners, review evidence after the change, and keep business decisions visible.
08 · Start Here
Choose the path that matches your timing.
Send a short note for an urgent deadline, a 60-90 day planning window, quarterly readiness, or a self-guided worksheet package. You will see an on-page confirmation after the form sends successfully.