This is not hypothetical.

Four attack patterns that happen to South African businesses every week, walked through step by step. What the attacker does, what the business sees, and the single control that changes the outcome. Four minutes each. No jargon, no sales pitch at the end.

Ninety seconds each

The same four stories as short films. Press play, or step through scene by scene using the dots.

Ninety seconds each

The same four stories as short films. Press play, or step through scene by scene using the dots.

This is an animatic, not the finished video. It carries the shot order, the pacing, the on-screen text and the script exactly as they will be produced, so the team can build the real thing from it. Every scene can also be stepped through by hand using the dots, and it reads as a static storyboard if motion is switched off.

This is an animatic, not the finished video. It carries the shot order, the pacing, the on-screen text and the script exactly as they will be produced, so the team can build the real thing from it. Every scene can also be stepped through by hand using the dots, and it reads as a static storyboard if motion is switched off.

This is an animatic, not the finished video. It carries the shot order, the pacing, the on-screen text and the script exactly as they will be produced, so the team can build the real thing from it. Every scene can also be stepped through by hand using the dots, and it reads as a static storyboard if motion is switched off.

This is an animatic, not the finished video. It carries the shot order, the pacing, the on-screen text and the script exactly as they will be produced, so the team can build the real thing from it. Every scene can also be stepped through by hand using the dots, and it reads as a static storyboard if motion is switched off.

Each one answers a different objection

Why do attacks land on Friday nights and long weekends?

Attacks are timed for when nobody is watching. An attacker who starts on a Friday evening has the whole weekend before anybody notices, which turns a response time measured in minutes into one measured in days. It is not superstition and it is not coincidence. It is the single easiest thing an attacker can control, and it costs them nothing.

The practical consequence is that out of hours coverage is not a luxury item on a service plan. It is the difference between an incident and a disaster, and it is why the question worth asking any provider is what happens at 11pm on a Saturday.

A free dark web scan
and thirty minutes.

We scan for your company email addresses, passwords and customer data in the places stolen and leaked data gets traded, then spend thirty minutes walking you through what came back and what it actually means. No pressure, no jargon, no obligation. You keep the report either way.

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